Strange persisting input lag ? bios, windows, in games

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Hello Windows,

 

After all, I have to say that I'm sorry if I did post my thread on the right category, because I couldn't find the right one :/

 

My trouble is : Since 5 months now, I have a weird input lag with all my peripherals (mouse, controller, graphic tablet...) It feels like the ms are like 100-200, it's not very noticable but when playing games, this ruin the gameplay, playing with a demi second

is horrible and I would say, unplayable. I have to say that before, it was fine and my peripherals were responsive..

 

 

 

 

 

Here what I did :

 

 

 

So what I did, is that I built a complet new pc (new cpu / new gpu / new psu / new motherboard / new hdd / new hdmi cable, new monitor with higher refresh rate (from 60 to 144hz) and the lag still persist (new display port cable also))

 

The things that I haven't changed are (ram, but I sent them to the manufacters and they told me they were fine / cd reader / mouse / controller / keyboard)

 

The temperature are fine.

 

And all the recent drivers are installed. (even did a ddu clean install)

 

Finally I reinstalled Windows 3-4 times.

 

I also have to say that the input lag/delay occur on the BIOS.

 

And this is not an electricity problem since I moved to another place and the lag is till there.

 

 

 

And the input lag still persist... ! :(

 

 

 

 

 

Specs :

 

 

 

GTX1070Ti 8gb Vram

 

I5-8600K 3.6Ghz (turbo 4.5) [CPU cooler : Pure Rock bequiet!]

 

16GB ram (4x4) ddr4 3000mhz

 

Z370 hd3

 

750W Cooler master 80+ bronze

 

 

 

monitor : Acer 144Hz 1ms (displayport)

 

mouse : G502 logitech

 

keyboard : K120 logitech

 

controller : xbox one controller

 

 

 

Yes I did try with and without gpu, with another one, etc. Same for mouse and keyboard. I really don't think that the peripherals are the problems. I plugged my peripherals directly in my new motherbard and I still feels the delay...

 

 

 

Please help me :(((

 

For me windows 10 is the problem, that's the only thing I haven't changed (problem occured since march 2018)

 

 

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