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CS:GO and FPS
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Hey guys, I wasn't sure if I should put this into e-sports or hardware, but I feel like this question is mostly geared towards hardware.

If I'm using:

Two monitors (A 144hz and a 60z one, both at 1080p)
GTX 970
Intel i5-4690k @ 3.9 GHz
1600 MHz 8 GB ram

and play CS:GO at the lowest in game settings at 1080p around what kind of fps will I get

Hey guys, I wasn't sure if I should put this into e-sports or hardware, but I feel like this question is mostly geared towards hardware.

If I'm using:

Two monitors (A 144hz and a 60z one, both at 1080p)
GTX 970
Intel i5-4690k @ 3.9 GHz
1600 MHz 8 GB ram

and play CS:GO at the lowest in game settings at 1080p around what kind of fps will I get
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good fps

good fps
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you have more than enough power to run on low settings

you have more than enough power to run on low settings
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Geknaiirgood fpsfalconyou have more than enough power to run on low settings

Okay, thanks for the quick responses guys.

[quote=Geknaiir]good fps[/quote]

[quote=falcon]you have more than enough power to run on low settings[/quote]

Okay, thanks for the quick responses guys.
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I have the same cpu and a very much worse gpu (7850) and never go below 144 fps on low settings for csgo.

I have the same cpu and a very much worse gpu (7850) and never go below 144 fps on low settings for csgo.
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A current gen i5 with that GPU will most likely get you ~180 fps constant in csgo with most graphic settings

A current gen i5 with that GPU will most likely get you ~180 fps constant in csgo with most graphic settings
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you will probably get 300+ fps at all times

you will probably get 300+ fps at all times
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Karlyou will probably get 300+ fps at all times

This sounds about right, I get about 250-300 constantly running on max with the same CPU and a 780 Ti

[quote=Karl]you will probably get 300+ fps at all times[/quote]

This sounds about right, I get about 250-300 constantly running on max with the same CPU and a 780 Ti
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so I have the exact GPU and CPU mentioned in the OP and I get around 150-180 fps on max settings 1080p in csgo. Does anyone know why that might be? my temps are fine all around and I feel like my fps should definitely be a bit higher with a 970 and 4690k, but maybe I'm wrong

so I have the exact GPU and CPU mentioned in the OP and I get around 150-180 fps on max settings 1080p in csgo. Does anyone know why that might be? my temps are fine all around and I feel like my fps should definitely be a bit higher with a 970 and 4690k, but maybe I'm wrong
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JimiJamso I have the exact GPU and CPU mentioned in the OP and I get around 150-180 fps on max settings 1080p in csgo. Does anyone know why that might be? my temps are fine all around and I feel like my fps should definitely be a bit higher with a 970 and 4690k, but maybe I'm wrong

Do you overclock your cpu at all? also you can always lower your settings.

[quote=JimiJam]so I have the exact GPU and CPU mentioned in the OP and I get around 150-180 fps on max settings 1080p in csgo. Does anyone know why that might be? my temps are fine all around and I feel like my fps should definitely be a bit higher with a 970 and 4690k, but maybe I'm wrong[/quote]

Do you overclock your cpu at all? also you can always lower your settings.
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To be honest, unless you have severely outdated driver software, a defective part, or something else your FPS shouldn't be a concern. Might not be the highest in the world, but honestly that's just Source Engine being Source Engine.

To be honest, unless you have severely outdated driver software, a defective part, or something else your FPS shouldn't be a concern. Might not be the highest in the world, but honestly that's just Source Engine being Source Engine.
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KarlJimiJamso I have the exact GPU and CPU mentioned in the OP and I get around 150-180 fps on max settings 1080p in csgo. Does anyone know why that might be? my temps are fine all around and I feel like my fps should definitely be a bit higher with a 970 and 4690k, but maybe I'm wrong
Do you overclock your cpu at all? also you can always lower your settings.

No overclock. and yeah I just lower the settings so it's no big deal really, just wasn't sure if I had missed some setting or overlooked something obvious that might be lowering my fps

[quote=Karl][quote=JimiJam]so I have the exact GPU and CPU mentioned in the OP and I get around 150-180 fps on max settings 1080p in csgo. Does anyone know why that might be? my temps are fine all around and I feel like my fps should definitely be a bit higher with a 970 and 4690k, but maybe I'm wrong[/quote]

Do you overclock your cpu at all? also you can always lower your settings.[/quote]

No overclock. and yeah I just lower the settings so it's no big deal really, just wasn't sure if I had missed some setting or overlooked something obvious that might be lowering my fps
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