Recently, this weird bug started to appeared when playing the game : my vision struggles to move after 2 or 3 games. It’s like i’m on low sensitivity or it even doesnt move at all. Really enjoyable when you’re trying to kill someone.
The only culprit here could be my mouse but my mouse works perfectly on other games, Overwatch is really the only one where this weird glitch is.
I could also try to update/reinstall my drivers (Razer drivers to be precise), but I wanna know if this glitch ever happend to someone else and if it has, how did you get rid of it ?
Here you go, this just happened on my last game. Since it might not be that flagrant , I put a red circle on the bottom right hand corner when the glitch occurs.
Can’t read the temp clearly since it’s 720p… what does it say? Overall, it looks like your PC stops processing input for a second, possibly due to overheating/temp spikes – probably not related to mouse. Check the netgraph (ctrl+shift+n) for SIM spikes (white bars).
Okay so, I did check the netgraph for the SIM, I had some white spikes but my FPS were also dropping (I already had this kind of thing so this is perfectly normal)
When the glitch occurs, my fps dont drop, only my vision is locked or something and ofc, during my games, this glitch didn’t even occur so I can’t tell if this has also something to do with the SIM thingy
Oh and the temperature says 80°C, I know it’s kinda hot but we’ve told me that it should be fine.
White spikes aren’t normal. though and will coincide with fps spikes/loss. That’s also what’s causing those locked glitches you’re describing – missing frames/data.
I think there may have been a misunderstanding from the previous advice provided concerning the temperatures. While the GPU can go to a higher temp without shutting off, it does start degrading its performance at 80C. And depending on the CPU model, some i5s degrade performance at 72C.
You’ve posted several times about fps issues since 2018, and if this is the same system, the performance of the hot hardware might be getting worse.
This sounds a bit rude, not sure if that’s intended, but I have fully read all of your messages here. I don’t work for Blizzard and I’m trying to help as best I can. The video shows signs that point to hardware problems. Even if the mouse problem doesn’t occur when you’re locked in, when you start moving the system isn’t responsive to your input.
I suppose it’s also possible the mouse driver is crashing in the background, causing it to become unresponsive to your movements. You could try adjusting the speed of the mouse in the main Windows Control Panel settings so it defaults to those if the driver is crashing. Can you add a DxDiag here so we can see if it’s the driver?
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The thing is that I always disable Steam when I play Overwatch so that’s weird ?
Can’t really disable MalwareBytes it’s my antivirus so I don’t really wanna mess with this.
And yeah, I’m gonna uninstalling my graphic tablet drivers I think since I’m not even using it.
And for the Microsoft app … I don’t know what to do about this.