Hardware wise:
-Xbox series S
-I've tried two different monitors, TN panel and VA panel both 1ms response times.
-I've used 3 different types of HDMI cables, 1random HDMI able from .junk drawer, ,2 oem HDMI cables, and
and 1 HDMI premium from critchfield.
-Ive separated the Sources for the powercables for my Xbox and my monitor, so that they are under separate circuit breakers. (Completely unnecessary, but now I know)
-Ive tried using different HDMI ports..., Besides the one junk HDM, iam using HDMI 2.0.
-Ive used a calculator to confirm I can run 120 , 1440p at32 bits on 2.0 and I can.
- Oem Xbox controller , ran wirelessly, and wired.
- 2 Razer wolverine controllers, wired only, With various USBC cables. IN particular, I've used a high data transfer cable,including an ACTIVE USB cable.
As far as hardware goes, I've exhausted my options.
Software
- I've restart, my Xbox using Google home,using the home button on 3 different controllers,,Usingmy phone, Unplugging the device itself. and pressing the power button and then discharging it.
- I've uninstalled and reinstalled the following: Razer Xbox accessories, apex legends, controller testing apps, Fortnite
- I've updated the following devices or programs: All controllers, razor app, accessories app, controller testing apps, Apex legends, Fortnite, elden rings.Monitor software updated, drivers Included.
- I've reset the cache on my xbox, and factory restore my monitor.
- I Disabled capture, and removed Twitch.
- I turned off aimbot, and uninstalled wallhacks, then used bloodhound as crutch.
- tried inputting the Konami ate every screen.
Connection
- Ethernet,and WIRELESS
- all paramaters for portforwarding has been entered 3x and correctly. I can't tell the difference between Google DNS or cloudflare. I've used three different kinds but I only remember 2 brands.
- Qqos tagging, nat type open, Ipv4 + Ipv6, 40ms -50ms speed is aight.
- My Xbox is included in the Pinholes list for the modem firewall.
- Wasted more money, buying a new Ethernet cable and Powered hub.
- Unplugged ethernet, and plugged it into laptop. Not for My specific reason other than I'm not letting a second go by without getting my money's worth.
- Wifi statistics were not worth mentioning or different enough to matter.
- Not To be petty, But I took it a step further and tethered my Xbox to my phone, and It ran fine, except on Apex.
- pretty much everything you will read about in this post is About perfectly good, functionaldevices/ systems, Handled and operated by a competent person.
Settings/
Configs.
- The controller Should technically be the Primary source ,So this Is where I'll start off and simply go down the signal chain, listing settings I've "touched".
- minimized deadzone,Increased sensitivity,
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NOT DONE maybel8r