random input lag
random input lag
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I'm experiencing occasional input lag while playing Fortnite on my PC using a wired PS4 controller. Despite consistently achieving high frame rates (around 120 fps) at low settings, there are brief moments of delay during gameplay. This occurs randomly within matches, without any noticeable drop in FPS. I’m using a standard PS4 controller with the lightbar and connecting it via a wired connection. My PC specs are: an RX 480 graphics card (ASUS Strix 8GB OC), a Ryzen 5 2600 processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM at 2133MHz, a Gigabyte B450 DS3H motherboard, and a Corsair vs Series VS550 550W power supply.
Always monitor your ping in real time whenever having input lag while gaming online.
Ideal ping is 10ms or less. A ping of 20-40 can be acceptable, but if it jumps up beyond 50, it can be noticeable in fast twitch eSPort games. At 80 or so and especially beyond 100, it can sometimes feel unplayable, or at least very hard to compete due to being hard to sync shots, especially when opponents are moving laterally at medium or farther distances.
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“Fast response times – low ping – are crucial in many online games. An ideal ping is 10ms or less. While 20-40ms might be acceptable, anything above 50ms can become noticeable, particularly in games requiring quick reflexes like eSports titles. Higher pings (80ms+) can make precise aiming difficult, especially when players are moving quickly across the screen. Consistent high ping can significantly impact gameplay, making it harder to synchronize shots and compete effectively.”