The input becomes delayed each day following a 20-minute session in the game.
The input becomes delayed each day following a 20-minute session in the game.
Hello, my nickname juzy and im a cs player. Now i have ~5300 elo on faceit, and played a lot copmentetive. My last team was 1shot (i bought this pc when i was in it), and after it i started playing very bad.
Every day after 20 minutes of playing cs, my pc starting laggs. Something like input lag. The physics of the game is changing, a lot slutters, BUT 0 fps drop
all tempureters are good like 50-55 degrees on my gtx 1660 super and 60 degrees on ryzen 7 5800x with no overclock, but i think cpu temperature wrong, can it be that the temperature is displayed incorrectly?
my case is open and if it will be closed, pc will start turn off.
now i see 50 degrees full afk after 1 game on faceit (1 hour ago)
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B550 AORUS Elite V2
gtx 1660 super
ryzen 7 5800x
Corsair Vengeance LPX [CMK16GX4M2D3600C18] 2x8gbA
AeroCool KCAS PLUS 800W
Samsung 970 EVO Plus
Cougar Aqua 280 ARGB
what can be a solution?
Try a clean boot and observe if it alters the issue—follow the guidelines carefully. Ensure no Microsoft services are disabled or Windows won’t load properly. A clean boot may reveal a non-Microsoft program as the cause. If it helps, restart the stopped applications one by one to pinpoint the culprit. You might also use -https://forums. to check temperatures and see if sensor data changes. Also, confirm you have the latest BIOS for your motherboard and the most recent chipset drivers installed.
Hello, thank you for your response.
Unfortunately, a clean boot didn't resolve the issue. I have the latest BIOS and chipset drivers installed.
I believe the problem might be with my power supply unit, could you have an opinion on that? Switching it might help?
The failure after a period seems related to a heat problem.
It’s possible your CPU is throttling.
You could begin using hwmonitor.
Check the lowest, idle temperatures which should be 10-15°C compared to ambient.
Examine the highest individual core temperatures; if you see 85°C marked red, it indicates throttling.
This isn’t entirely negative, at least temporarily.
However, it could suggest your air cooler is leaking or that the mechanical pump is malfunctioning or blocked.
temperatures are good
but what about my cooler, i remember that the guy which assembled my pc, said that one cable is missing. I left him for 1 hour. He called me and said that all good, you can come and take your computer.
maybe he cheated and did something wrong and that's why my cooler is working bad?
maybe it's best to discuss this with him and share your worries, he can at least inform you about the cable.
if conditions are favorable, it's unlikely the AIO is involved.
run hwinfo and configure logging, it might help identify the issue—software monitoring isn't always precise but they have a starting point.
when you execute hwinfo, pick sensors only at the beginning and click run.
in the bottom right corner you'll find several icons.
click the one between the clock and the gears—it's the logging feature.
this opens File Explorer to let you create a log file.
run logging when you begin a game and it will capture sensor data until the session ends.
it stores the files as CSV, which can be opened in Google Docs or Excel.
if you'd like us to review, I can upload the file to a sharing site and provide a link here.
it's not heat coming from the CPU since it's running evenly throughout
the CPU isn't throttling
the GPU isn't overheating either
the GPU clock speed appears to change
this is either Windows 10 or 11?
if it's 10, go to the Win10 Auto Installation Program (NDIS) link under the windows header
if it's 11, download the Win11 Auto Installation Program (NetAdapterCx) from the windows header below
oops!
it could be the lag coming from a driver issue.
also verified latency using DPC latency
occasionally every 15 seconds with spikes, consistent up to around 680
https://imgur.com/X5QQGsW
See: https://imgur.com/X5QQGsW
how long can you use latencymon?
your version seems fine, mine was a year ago.
it also checks across different tabs once you stop it to show results.