RTX 3060 unexplained input lag?

[FrostX]

Hi guys, I have been around the input lag forums for a while and have always had nice lag free low dpc build etc.
8 months ago I bought second hand INNO3D RTX 3060 to replace zotac GTX 1650, and wow I was playing like s*** for 8 months, I locked clocks, force p0, different PSU,different bios, different driver, windows 7, 8 ,10, server... and it helped somewhat but as soon as I plug in GTX 1650 back to old self playing good...
Any help bros even heresay would be much appreciated!!!

[Fred Castellum]

Could you give us your full hardware specs? 

[FrostX]

20 minutes ago, Fred Castellum said:

Could you give us your full hardware specs? 

gigabyte z390 gaming x

intel i7 - 9700f (all c states disbled, clocks set at maximum, temps fine etc.) 100mhz base clock.

16gb corsair vengence 3200mhz

inno3d RTX 3060 Twin x2

Sound blaster z (pci lanes are not connected to each other)

 

[Fred Castellum]

3 minutes ago, FrostX said:

gigabyte z390 gaming x

intel i7 - 9700f (all c states disbled, clocks set at maximum, temps fine etc.) 100mhz base clock.

16gb corsair vengence 3200mhz

inno3d RTX 3060 Twin x2

Sound blaster z (pci busses are not connected to each other)

 

So quick question, by input latency do you mean high frame latency instead? Or straight up input latency from keyboard/mouse? 

Was your 3060 under the appropriate amount of load for whatever task you were doing? Running on the latest driver version?
Technically your CPU is a very minor bottleneck to your GPU depending on the resolution so not exactly a problem there. 

[FrostX]

11 minutes ago, Fred Castellum said:

So quick question, by input latency do you mean high frame latency instead? Or straight up input latency from keyboard/mouse? 

Was your 3060 under the appropriate amount of load for whatever task you were doing? Running on the latest driver version?
Technically your CPU is a very minor bottleneck to your GPU depending on the resolution so not exactly a problem there. 

1080p. No bottleneck gpu is 60% ish and cpu is not maxed out.

Not like input lag but i perform servely under than what I would with the gtx 1650 and I can't be going crazy as I tested numerous times.

[Fred Castellum]

8 minutes ago, FrostX said:

1080p. No bottleneck gpu is 60% ish and cpu is not maxed out.

Not like input lag but i perform servely under than what I would with the gtx 1650 and I can't be going crazy as I tested numerous times.

So like, your getting about the same fps as the 1650? What game are you playing? Could just be a game optimization problem or cap somewhere. 

If it's getting lower frames than the 1650 did then that's certainly a problem. What's your PSU btw? 

[FrostX]

Just now, Fred Castellum said:

So like, your getting about the same fps as the 1650? What game are you playing? Could just be a game optimization problem or cap somewhere. 

If it's getting lower frames than the 1650 did then that's certainly a problem.

Much higher frames! But I seriously play so bad its crazy...

I bought it second hand maybe the other dude had an issue also...

[Fred Castellum]

1 minute ago, FrostX said:

Much higher frames! But I seriously play so bad its crazy...

I bought it second hand maybe the other dude had an issue also...

The 1650 get's way higher frames? 

What's your PSU rated for? The 1650 max draw is 75w, but the 3060 draws up to 225watts. You might have a power draw problem here. 

[FrostX]

1 minute ago, Fred Castellum said:

The 1650 get's way higher frames? 

What's your PSU rated for? The 1650 max draw is 75w, but the 3060 draws up to 225watts. You might have a power draw problem here. 

oh no I meant the RTX 3060 has the high framerate.... 750w gold.

[Fred Castellum]

44 minutes ago, FrostX said:

oh no I meant the RTX 3060 has the high framerate.... 750w gold.

If your 3060 has a higher framerate, that should be 100% normal then. As for your playing badly, that's kind of on you. Maybe your not use to the higher framerate. 

 

You don't appear to be getting input lag, higher frame latency or anything according to what I'm hearing.