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My gpu is fine but I have an i3 so that's probably it. I do get around 600 fps so i didn't think it would be spec related, but i don't really know. i've played clone hero and osu on this computer as well and neither had any issues so that's why I thought it was weird.
Because if it's the latter, I think I may be suffering from this too, but it may be a different issue as I don't see any extremes towards the end of the song.
In testing (or rather while playing normally) I have the extra judgment display on, so I can see how accurately I'm hitting. I'm usually really accurate especially on my first "warm up" song, which is usually something of difficulty 7 or 8. I get an acceptable 20% "early" + "late" among all the perfects. That's fine for me especially when the song has over 300 notes anyway.
However, after the 3rd or 4th song I notice that not only am I hitting "late" a lot more, but I'm missing perfects (turning them into great) even on the same song. It's only 3 songs in so it definitely isn't finger fatigue: I've been typing over 25 years now, and I used to be a typewriter typist. I'd think the stamina of my fingers would be above average to say the least.
Whenever I check the offset, it hasn't changed or anything. But the longer I play the game in a single session, the worse my timings in the actual songs seem to get.