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I would use something to easily monitor CPU usage and see if your CPU is either being maxed out and/or being flooded with interrupts if you happen to have Interrupt Moderation disabled.
Even Taskmanager left on top in a match with bots should be enough to see but I prefer FrameView.
Only goes to about 38% and im unsure what interrupt moderation is
Do you have a mouse with a super high polling rate? As in over 1000Hz? Lowering it down to 1000Hz or even 500/250Hz is a band-aid type fix.
That's the only other thing I can think of, assuming that you're sure that you've have "enhance pointer precision" unchecked in Windows mouse settings & correctly added those lines to Input.ini.
Yeah I have the same issue with my mouse. I usually use 1000Hz because I noticed that 2000Hz works most of the time but occasionally still makes things suck so I stick with 1000Hz to avoid it.
If you wanted to check if Interrupt Moderation is enabled the easy way is to open a powershell as admin and enter:
Get-NetAdapterAdvancedProperty
Then skim the list for Interrupt Moderation or Interrupt coalescing, if you see it and it is disabled you could try enabling to see if it will allow you to use a higher polling rate.