Windows 11 24h2 has worse latency than Windows 10 22h2!

[ShrimpBrime]

Frankly I've never used it and similarly frowned at all the CS(2) ultra pro's chasing their 300 FPS pipe dream that still relies mostly on the server and the internet connection But yeah... measuring latency. I just feel latency. Much more reliable - its either responsive or too slow.

Feel micro seconds latency. Placebo.

Audio guy. Uses latencymon program, fakes fix. Replaced bad rca cable instead....

It's like fps. You can see the difference with a number. If you didn't see a number and its smooth, none the wiser. See console gaming.

Humans have infinite resolution, but all scientifically test show the brain is easily fooled. See latencymon program.

Even aida memory latency test. Like we can feel 10ns. Human reaction time is 250ms.

We are looking at (measuring) ms and us.
OK, whats the softwares poll rate set at? 1000ms? It is never a constant poll rate.

It's just a useless program everyone just installed. Fathom what a millisecond in time is.... haha.

 

[Vayra86]

Feel micro seconds latency. Placebo.

Audio guy. Uses latencymon program, fakes fix. Replaced bad rca cable instead....

It's like fps. You can see the difference with a number. If you didn't see a number and its smooth, none the wiser. See console gaming.

Humans have infinite resolution, but all scientifically test show the brain is easily fooled. See latencymon program.

Even aida memory latency test. Like we can feel 10ns. Human reaction time is 250ms.

We are looking at (measuring) ms and us.
OK, whats the softwares poll rate set at? 1000ms? It is never a constant poll rate.

It's just a useless program everyone just installed. Fathom what a millisecond in time is.... haha.

Of course there is placebo in play. But if its fine, its fine. Smooth is smooth. I've often 'double checked' my assumptions about a certain FPS number for example, and through that, I can reliably tell at what FPS I just stop caring. That's really it, speed beyond perception is useless to me.

 

[ShrimpBrime]

Of course there is placebo in play. But if its fine, its fine. Smooth is smooth. I've often 'double checked' my assumptions about a certain FPS number for example, and through that, I can reliably tell at what FPS I just stop caring. That's really it, speed beyond perception is useless to me.

A cat is 20 to 50ms reaction time. Imagine that. Being able to avoid a snake bite. (Guess I'm reaching for perspectives).

 

[Ruru]

Will try but I use my PC for gaming, so not using XMP results in lower performance, although I have the 5800x3d CPU which is not really dependent on the RAM speeds...

I know, but I would be more interesting that would that help with the latency issues?

A cat is 20 to 50ms reaction time. Imagine that. Being able to avoid a snake bite. (Guess I'm reaching for perspectives).

Cats are dopest animals ever. That's the reason why they can avoid a snakebite.

 

[grvn]

> We have a person here that just wants to tell us W11 24H2

I think is the worst Windows version to be released in years.

So many known bugs, crashes in certain games, again known facts. Alt-tabbing issues, lower performance in games etc.

Windows 11, version 24H2 known issues and notifications

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Yes, Windows 10 22h2 is more stable / reliable.

 

[Bill_Bright]

If this was a useful tool for windows diagnostics and had good reports, guys like Bill_Bright would be up my ass making such claims.

I would be up your ass for being an idiot and for making claims about others when you CLEARLY have no clue, or right to even pretend you would know what they would do.

For the record, Latency mon is a useful tool. But is it a tool to CONCLUSIVELY diagnose a problem? Of course not! Just like a good multimeter is a useful tool for troubleshooting power supplies but is NOT useful to CONCLUSIVELY diagnose a faulty supply. Just like benchmark and stress programs are useful for testing cooling in extreme conditions but often are NOT very useful at determining if case cooling is adequate during real-world use.

So probably best for you, ShrimpBrime, to keep your off-tone comments about others to yourself, or risk demonstrating idiocy - again.

 

[ShrimpBrime]

I would be up your ass for being an idiot and for making claims about others when you CLEARLY have no clue, or right to even pretend you would know what they would do.

For the record, Latency mon is a useful tool. But is it a tool to CONCLUSIVELY diagnose a problem? Of course not! Just like a good multimeter is a useful tool for troubleshooting power supplies but is NOT useful to CONCLUSIVELY diagnose a faulty supply. Just like benchmark and stress programs are useful for testing cooling in extreme conditions but often are NOT very useful at determining if case cooling is adequate during real-world use.

So probably best for you, ShrimpBrime, to keep your off-tone comments about others to yourself, or risk demonstrating idiocy - again.

Latencymon is NOT a useful tool.

But you are!! Thanks Bill!!

 

[Bill_Bright]

Yeah right.

So here's an idea. Instead of just constantly whining and crying about Latencymon and criticizing others every time it is mentioned, why don't you demonstrate your superior knowledge on the subject and propose a solution? Helping others - what a concept, huh? Use your vast knowledge to demonstrate your expertise and be useful!

So instead of constantly complaining, show us how to determine if we even have latency issues, show us the best tool(s), how bad our latency issues may be, how to determine the source of the latency issues, and most importantly, how to fix them. I mean since clearly, you know all about them, share your vast knowledge with the rest of us inferior ignoramuses. Okay?

 

[ShrimpBrime]

Yeah right.

So here's an idea. Instead of just constantly whining and crying about Latencymon and criticizing others every time it is mentioned, why don't you demonstrate your superior knowledge on the subject and propose a solution? What a concept, huh? Use your vast knowledge to demonstrate your expertise and be useful!

So instead of constantly complaining, show us how to determine if we even have latency issues, show us the best tool(s), how bad our latency issues may be, how to determine the source of the latency issues, and most importantly, how to fix them. I mean since clearly, you know all about them, share your vast knowledge with the rest of us inferior ignoramuses. Okay?

So set up this on my system. The one that doesn't seem to have latency issues. With system interrupts or audio.... then show you a screen shot of some random latency nobody gives a fuck about and of all searches and forums, nobody has come to a conclusion about anything before during or after using that particular program??

Why on earth would I do that??

How about you take the time and prove me wrong. We know that's not gonna happen. Next its going to be a third post about you trying to belittle me in your own cute old guy way. Well please, if it makes you feel better about yourself, proceed!!

 

[95Viper]

Stop the insulting/bickering/belittling of members!
Stick on the topic And, that is not each other!

 

[Mr_Engineer]

I haven't tried the Latencymoon app, but just a suggestion to OP, maybe you can try disabling any Windows 11 features/services that are not being used and test again to check if latency gets lowered.