Input delay on all my Xboxes and my Ps5 help

Hello ViiRaL ,my name is Oskayra, I will be happy to help you in any way possible.

I understand your problem and I am here to help you, I will give you some following steps to solve your problem.

Check your internet connection

To reduce ping and latency, make sure you have a stable and fast Internet connection. Here are some tips to help you improve your connection:
Using a wired connection:

• If available, connect your Xbox Series X directly to your router or modem using an Ethernet cable. A wired connection is usually faster and more stable than a Wi-Fi connection.

Improve your Internet plan:
• If your internet plan offers slow speeds, consider upgrading to a faster plan. It can help reduce ping and latency in online games.

Close background apps:
• Make sure no other devices on your network are using bandwidth by streaming videos, downloading files, or running other high-bandwidth applications.

2. Clear cache

It can be done in a few steps. Before performing these steps, make sure you have your credentials, as you may need to re-enter them after the reboot. Press the X box button on your controller, then go to the “Profiles and System” panel and select “Settings.” Scroll down, go to “System,” then select “Console Information.” Click "Reset console" and select "Reset and keep my games and apps."

You can also perform a factory reset, which will return you to the original Xbox Series X settings.

3. Persistent clear memory

For Blu-ray Disc users who can download associated content when used with Xbox Series X. You can clear persistent storage by following these steps:

• Press the Xbox button on your controller, scroll to the right, click “Profiles & System,” and select “Settings.”

• Scroll down to “Devices and Connections,” then select “Blu-ray.”

• When prompted, select the “Constant Storage” option, then “Clear Persistent Storage.”

4. Choose the right server

When playing online games, you can sometimes choose a server to connect to. Choosing a server that is geographically closer to you can help reduce ping and lag.

5. Keep your Xbox Series X up to date

Make sure your Xbox Series X game and system software are up to date, as updates can sometimes include performance improvements and bug fixes that can help reduce ping and latency.

6. Use a game booster

A dedicated gaming booster, like UpGear Booster, can help reduce ping and lag by redirecting your connection to a faster, more direct route to the game server. It is specialized to speed up the game and is suitable for beginners to use with a user-friendly interface. Meanwhile, your professional console amplifier can efficiently fix the lowest latency on all consoles.

Source: https://www.gearupbooster.com/es-latam/blog/how-to-fix-lag-on-xbox-series-x.html

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I hope the information is useful to you, I wish you luck and a good day.

Sincerely,
Oskaira.

All games for sure.I have tried to put 1080 p 120 hz (normaly i use 1440 p and 120 h), i tried to change settings on the elite controller like the curve of the sensitivity, and i have seen a video wich say to download 3 application from the microsoft store (like determining the delay) but nothing of these thing worked. The only way i can play with a decent input delay is using a my friend brook wingman xb adapter and using a ps5 controller on it but every time i put the adapter i got a pop up wich say the adapter is gonna get banned on 23/01/24. I would not use the adapter if i can play with my elite controller but it's impossible for the imput delay thing

I have also had these issues with my xbox one. The input delay is similar to Vsync on the PC which waits for the TV or monitor to be ready before the GPU sends another frame to it. Most TVs only support 60hz input (60fps). On top of this, almost all TVs
have input delay whether it's 8ms, or 150ms. I guarantee it's not your controller - it would skip or not respond at all if it didn't have a good connection. The bluetooth controller input delay is so miniscual (1-5ms) you would not notice. The only way to
get a more precise feel is to switch TVs unfortunately....disadvantages of consoles I guess :/

Go here and look up your tv model to see where it's rated. http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/input-lag

I have the same problem. Lots of input lag. My AVR has a setting to delay sound output, but I haven't messed with it. I dont expect the xbox one to last as my tv watching machine for much longer with all the problems.

probaly delayed because it will come out on ps5 and series x