Hi guys,
I have been playing Rocket League competitively, and the last few weeks I have been getting terrible input lag (feels much worse than console, feels like at least 100-200ms delay) and strange fps behavior which persists no matter what I try. I am on the verge of buying a new computer but would like to ask for some help that maybe I could save this one.
Specs:
i5 8600k
1070 Ti
ASUS PRIME Z370-P Motherboard
16 GB Kingston HyperX Fury DDR4 2400MHz RAM (HX424C15FW2K2/16)
970 evo 500GB plus an unused seagate 2tb
Monitor: ROG SWIFT 360Hz PG259QN
The issue in detail:
The biggest pain is the input lag but the fps is very unstable. Usually the average fps hangs out just below my refresh rate. If I uncap my fps the computer can easily stay above 450fps but it feels super choppy and the input lag is still there. All of the tests I did with G-sync on and off (really all off through inspector), and the results were exactly the same. As a side note, my temps always are good and there is no overheating.
When I set my monitor to 360hz and match that with 360fps the fps looks like this:
View: https://imgur.com/a/Mv5Dxrk
If I set my monitor to 360hz and limit the game to 240fps, it looks like this
View: https://imgur.com/a/iJaRwSu
If I set my monitor to 240hz and game to 240fps this happens, the game feels best in this config, it feels jittery with frame stutters as you can see but most importantly the severe input lag is still there. I get the exact same behavior when monitor is 360hz on a 240fps frame cap:
View: https://imgur.com/a/jiM2FGT
144 and 60hz have similar issues.
What I have tried so far:
First tried every optimization I could find, unparked cpus, messed around with profile inspector etc. (mosty stuff from youtube), reinstalling drivers etc
Then tried changing GPU to a 1070 I had, no change
Tried using a different monitor, didn't help
'Soft' reset of windows 11
Full SSD wipe and reinstall of windows 11
Full wipe and downgrade (really an upgrade imo) to windows 10
Reseated CPU
Tried fully wiping drivers with DDU (in safe mode, done twice) then reinstalling latest drivers
Installed ASUS monitor drivers and all motherboard/chipset drivers
Tried different controllers and keyboards
Tried with XMP on and off, no change
Disabled all cpu powersaving settings in BIOS
If you got this far, thank you for reading and I really appreciate any help since this is a super frustrating issue.
I have been playing Rocket League competitively, and the last few weeks I have been getting terrible input lag (feels much worse than console, feels like at least 100-200ms delay) and strange fps behavior which persists no matter what I try. I am on the verge of buying a new computer but would like to ask for some help that maybe I could save this one.
Specs:
i5 8600k
1070 Ti
ASUS PRIME Z370-P Motherboard
16 GB Kingston HyperX Fury DDR4 2400MHz RAM (HX424C15FW2K2/16)
970 evo 500GB plus an unused seagate 2tb
Monitor: ROG SWIFT 360Hz PG259QN
The issue in detail:
The biggest pain is the input lag but the fps is very unstable. Usually the average fps hangs out just below my refresh rate. If I uncap my fps the computer can easily stay above 450fps but it feels super choppy and the input lag is still there. All of the tests I did with G-sync on and off (really all off through inspector), and the results were exactly the same. As a side note, my temps always are good and there is no overheating.
When I set my monitor to 360hz and match that with 360fps the fps looks like this:
View: https://imgur.com/a/Mv5Dxrk
If I set my monitor to 360hz and limit the game to 240fps, it looks like this
View: https://imgur.com/a/iJaRwSu
If I set my monitor to 240hz and game to 240fps this happens, the game feels best in this config, it feels jittery with frame stutters as you can see but most importantly the severe input lag is still there. I get the exact same behavior when monitor is 360hz on a 240fps frame cap:
View: https://imgur.com/a/jiM2FGT
144 and 60hz have similar issues.
What I have tried so far:
First tried every optimization I could find, unparked cpus, messed around with profile inspector etc. (mosty stuff from youtube), reinstalling drivers etc
Then tried changing GPU to a 1070 I had, no change
Tried using a different monitor, didn't help
'Soft' reset of windows 11
Full SSD wipe and reinstall of windows 11
Full wipe and downgrade (really an upgrade imo) to windows 10
Reseated CPU
Tried fully wiping drivers with DDU (in safe mode, done twice) then reinstalling latest drivers
Installed ASUS monitor drivers and all motherboard/chipset drivers
Tried different controllers and keyboards
Tried with XMP on and off, no change
Disabled all cpu powersaving settings in BIOS
If you got this far, thank you for reading and I really appreciate any help since this is a super frustrating issue.
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