Thanks to Savitarax for their YouTube video guides.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUy3tMPRffQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQkB-EQ_mi4
Make sure your mouse is the only thing that is plugged into a USB controller. This can be done by using Device Manager.
Enable MSI mode for only:
- The USB controller where your mouse is plugged in
- Your graphics card
Set the priority to high for both.
Disable MSI mode for anything else.
Mouse and GPU should be on the same cores.
Audio and Network should be on separate cores.
This is my setup for the Ryzen 5 2600x:
- CPU 1: Intel(R) I211 Gigabit Network Connection
- CPU 2: HID-compliant mouse
- CPU 2: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
- CPU 4: High Definition Audio Controller
You will need to do this every time you launch Overwatch.
- Open Overwatch and minimize it.
- Open
Task Managerand go toDetails. - Right-click on
Overwatch.exeand click onAnalyze wait chain.
If you see a lot of red text, It means Overwatch is in deadlock. Ending processes in task manager can kill the game. We will use Process Explorer instead to kill these "threads".
- Open
Process Explorer - Double click on
Overwatch.exe - Go to the
Threadstab. - Click on the
TIDcolumn at the top to sort the list. - Kill all the red threads in the
Analyze wait chainwindow using Process Explorer. theTIDwill be after theThread:text.
After that, reopen the Analyze wait chain window to see if the red processes are gone. If they are still there, repeat the process without closing closing Overwatch.
Now, you can actually aim.