Assuming you get those ping spikes for all hosts and not just one, the first thing you should check would definitely be if it happens on ethernet as well or just on wifi.

If it's only on wifi then there might be some things you can do like switching to 5ghz if not already using it, increasing transmit power, or enabling MU-MIMO, but it will always be worse than ethernet. If you have a very old AP it might just be time for a new one.

If you get those ping spikes for all hosts while using ethernet, the problem likely lies with your router or ISP. If you have a separate modem you could try plugging your PC directly into that, skipping the router, to test if the problem persists. That will tell you for sure whether the problem is with your router or with something beyond it such as your modem or ISP.

It could be crashing on linux for any number of reasons, it would be hard to figure that out without seeing the plugin source. Have you tried other plugins to confirm that the issue is indeed with this specific plugin and not with your linux sourcemod install in general?

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What cpu and gpu? Your fps seems extremely low for anything recent unless it's a celeron or something.

That should have no/negligible effect on longevity so if that's the only reason you have it set to 88% then you can go ahead and put it on 100%.

20-30 fps drops could be a slight drop if you're getting 600 fps or a substantial drop if you're getting 60. If it's the former, I'm fairly sure that's just normal when moving your mouse in tf2.

Not really a solution but I've noticed my fps drops less if I change mouse polling rate from 1000hz to 500hz so that could be a trade off to consider.

Also make sure m_rawinput is 1, if your OS is doing any kind of processing/acceleration on mouse input it could lower performance slightly, especially at 1000hz polling.

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like a local server, when you 'create a game' or type map something in console, is that jittery also, or does the jitter just happen on internet servers?

does it happen on listen servers also, or just networked ones?

It's back up now

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should work if you import with these settings and then just save as vtf