Try running a clean installation of TF2. If the still occurs with only mastercomfig, then it's certainly a bug in mastercomfig.

He really means to disable the options in your Radeon drivers *and* the drivers themselves (I really think you should just uninstall the Radeon drivers), and also to uninstall Radeon software. Don't worry though; your computer will function fine as long as you don't disable drivers vital to the OS (like CPU or Storage drivers). If you uninstall any vital drivers, Window will just replace them with stock drivers. This procedure is just meant to check if the drivers are causing the problem. If they are then you can either install a previous version or if there is an update available, then update your drivers (through the manufacturer site, NOT Windows Update as it is too unreliable when getting driver updates).

Are you getting packet choke or loss? Do net_graph 4 in console the next time you play to check.

Do the former of this comment.

P.S Try using another mouse if you have ≥2 mouses.

You mean the flat mouse addon? That just sets mouse cvars so I highly doubt that is the issue.

That tells me the frames aren't the problem here. Check your hardware and troubleshoot it to ensure that your hardware isn't the problem.

Also what mastercomfig options are you using? Actually what is your gaming environment (like OS, options, mods, hardware, etc.) in general?

Yeah don't set the process priority to low, high, or realtime; only use the below normal, normal, and above normal process priorities, but even then they barely make a difference to begin with.

Try doing a full reset of TF2 first. If that doesn't work then either your OS or hardware is causing the issue.

Switch away from closed-source/proprietary programs as they are known to be slower and less efficient than Free and Open Source programs (FOSS). Examples of them are Google Chrome, Adobe Photoshop, and Windows 10.

If you're stuck on Windows 10, then try a Windows 10 privacy tool (like W10Privacy). Look out for any indicators that the creators of those programs are cooperating with Microsoft in some way.

Backup everything important on your computer and reinstall your OS. If you're using Windows 10 then I recommend just installing a Linux Distribution instead because those are 1000x better than Windows will ever be (here's a questionaire if you're unsure of which distro to use). After the reinstallation and optimizations if you still have input lag issues, then it is certainly your hardware.

Do you have a modules.cfg file? If not then mastercomfig low is just going to set that interp value back.

P.S I don't recommend setting 15.2ms interp. Not all servers can properly handle it (cough cough bad servers) and it's not worth it to desync the interpolation between you and the server, just for faster interpolation that is quite negligable.

Also: do cl_showfps 2 in console and look at the number value with the suffix "ms" (that's frametime). Tell me the average of that value.

I guess that could work.

EDIT: After checking the B100 size, yeah the Viper Mini should work for me.

I'm already getting sick of the short lifespan (3 to 5 months I think) of the Logitech B100 mouse, but I only have 47$ on me. Any long lasting options that have a similar size to the B100?

Man isn't it lovely to get downvoted just because you said the Übersaw is overrated trash, or some other "controversial" opinion that no one bothered to actually read and think about?

Actually I don't think it's a strawman but rather a false equivalency. I haven't thought through this yet, so I might be wrong. Either way there's still a difference in that comparison even if it isn't a fallacy. Miles is a form of distance and hour is a unit of time. Both give the exact same amount of information because at the end of the day the fundamental units that make them up (miles and hours) give enough information for the information difference to be nearly imperceptible. (e.g 5 miles per hour and 5 hours per mile both carry the distance traveled and the time it took, but not the variations in between the time/distance units.)

By contrast framecount and frametime, while they both are the same metric type (they're not literally the same metric), carry a clearly noticeable different amount of information from each other; frametime is the time it takes to render a frame which can be handy for tracing the issue to a bottleneck, delayed renders, or just slow processing power in general, while framecount is the amount of frames that can be generated in a specific time frame, which can only give whether you're getting enough frames in a second. A significant factor here is that frametime can will vary a ton in between seconds, and that variation is nonexistent in framecount per time, which is why I consider framecount per time as an inferior metric.

Honestly I should have just been referring to frame pacing from the start.

Strawman.

Yeah it's sad really...

I think I'm going to refer the synchronization of frames as frame pacing as that seems to be a better name for it. Anyway this is what I've been saying for a while, but no one except a few people got the message.

alias savePosition1 "con_logfile cfg/position1; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition2 "con_logfile cfg/position2; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition3 "con_logfile cfg/position3; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition4 "con_logfile cfg/position4; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition5 "con_logfile cfg/position5; getpos; resetLogfile;"

Here's where the error is occuring. con_logfile must have the txt or log file extension (e.g

con_logfile cfg/test.txt

) otherwise the logfile will not be created.

Here's a future list of rules with con_logfile (source: 2018 code leak of TF2):

• Newlines and carriage returns are not allowed.
  
• Network paths (\\), Absolute Paths (:), and the parent file path character (..) are not allowed.
  
• con_logfile must have the txt or log file extension.

So the script should really be:

sv_cheats "1"
sv_allow_wait_command "1"
tf_weapon_criticals "0"
tf_damage_disablespread "1"
tf_use_fixed_weaponspreads "1"
mp_waitingforplayers_cancel "1"
mp_disable_respawn_times "1"

//Regen
give func_regenerate
bind mouse1 "+attack; impulse 101"
alias regen "give func_regenerate; alias regenloop +loop; regenloop"
alias unregen "ent_Fire !self sethealth 200; alias regenloop null"
alias regenloop "+loop"
alias +loop "impulse 101;wait 100;-loop"
alias -loop "wait 100;regenloop"
regen

echo "#### Regen activated ####"

//Offline Teleports
con_timestamp 0
con_logfile console.log

//Binds
bind F1 gotoPosition1
bind F2 gotoPosition2
bind F3 gotoPosition3
bind F4 gotoPosition4
bind F5 gotoPosition5
bind ALT +savePosition

//Code
alias +savePosition "bind F1 savePosition1; bind F2 savePosition2; bind F3 savePosition3; bind F4 savePosition4; bind F5 savePosition5"
alias -savePosition "bind F1 gotoPosition1; bind F2 gotoPosition2; bind F3 gotoPosition3; bind F4 gotoPosition4; bind F5 gotoPosition5"
alias resetLogfile "con_logfile console.log"
alias savePosition1 "con_logfile cfg/position1.log; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition2 "con_logfile cfg/position2.log; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition3 "con_logfile cfg/position3.log; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition4 "con_logfile cfg/position4.log; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias savePosition5 "con_logfile cfg/position5.log; getpos; resetLogfile;"
alias gotoPosition1 "exec position1.log"
alias gotoPosition2 "exec position2.log"
alias gotoPosition3 "exec position3.log"
alias gotoPosition4 "exec position4.log"
alias gotoPosition5 "exec position5.log"

echo "##### Listen server teleports loaded #####"
echo "#  Use <Alt> + <F1> to save a location   #"
echo "#  Use <F1> to teleport to that location #"
echo "#  <F1> - <F5> are available             #"

// Noclip button
bind mouse4 noclip

// Disable waiting for players and respawn times again (on demand)
alias annoyingshit "mp_waitingforplayers_cancel 1; mp_disable_respawn_times 1"
bind mouse3 annoyingshit

echo "#### Jumping script loaded #####"

I'm aware of that which is why I'm quite willing to put in a lot of research into this guide. That being said I think that mastercoms might be better for this job actually, because she already has years of knowledge under her belt so the only to worry would be the production time.