Looking for a good FPS boost config for csgo since my computer is shit.
any good fps cfg's for csgo?
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marqueethere is none
is it hard to make or that no-one needs one cuz it runs well for most people?
edit: sorry, don't know much on csgo
[quote=marquee]there is none[/quote]
is it hard to make or that no-one needs one cuz it runs well for most people?
edit: sorry, don't know much on csgo
is it hard to make or that no-one needs one cuz it runs well for most people?
edit: sorry, don't know much on csgo
nobelharvardsMajority of command variables in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that cannot be adjusted outside of the menu UI are protected by sv_cheats 1.
oh ok, that makes more sense, ty
I guess I'm going to have to get a better computer now.
[quote=nobelharvards]Majority of command variables in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that cannot be adjusted outside of the menu UI are protected by sv_cheats 1.[/quote]
oh ok, that makes more sense, ty
I guess I'm going to have to get a better computer now.
oh ok, that makes more sense, ty
I guess I'm going to have to get a better computer now.
There's one thing that helps quite a lot and that is adding -nod3d9ex to the launch options. It takes longer to alt-tab but it can also give you a huge fps boost.
There's one thing that helps quite a lot and that is adding -nod3d9ex to the launch options. It takes longer to alt-tab but it can also give you a huge fps boost.
cinderThere's one thing that helps quite a lot and that is adding -nod3d9ex to the launch options. It takes longer to alt-tab but it can also give you a huge fps boost.
Borderless window has been a thing for years, YEARS.
[quote=cinder]There's one thing that helps quite a lot and that is adding -nod3d9ex to the launch options. It takes longer to alt-tab but it can also give you a huge fps boost.[/quote]
Borderless window has been a thing for years, YEARS.
Borderless window has been a thing for years, YEARS.
what are the benefits of using a borderless window versus fullscreen?
what are the benefits of using a borderless window versus fullscreen?
lowering your resolution seems to help a fair bit with increasing fps in csgo
lowering your resolution seems to help a fair bit with increasing fps in csgo
sharkkkwhat are the benefits of using a borderless window versus fullscreen?
fps wise none and i think you can't adjust brightness while windowed
[quote=sharkkk]what are the benefits of using a borderless window versus fullscreen?[/quote]
fps wise none and i think you can't adjust brightness while windowed
fps wise none and i think you can't adjust brightness while windowed
BonafidecinderThere's one thing that helps quite a lot and that is adding -nod3d9ex to the launch options. It takes longer to alt-tab but it can also give you a huge fps boost.Borderless window has been a thing for years, YEARS.
When I tried using both -nod3d9ex and window borderless at the same time, I had little to no fps boost.
[quote=Bonafide][quote=cinder]There's one thing that helps quite a lot and that is adding -nod3d9ex to the launch options. It takes longer to alt-tab but it can also give you a huge fps boost.[/quote]
Borderless window has been a thing for years, YEARS.[/quote]
When I tried using both -nod3d9ex and window borderless at the same time, I had little to no fps boost.
Borderless window has been a thing for years, YEARS.[/quote]
When I tried using both -nod3d9ex and window borderless at the same time, I had little to no fps boost.
i hopped into regular dm server and tried lowering my aspect to 4:3 and resolution to minimum, with no visible increase in fps .
btw why do the regular pub servers give me like 40fps while the dm servers 90-100?
i hopped into regular dm server and tried lowering my aspect to 4:3 and resolution to minimum, with no visible increase in fps .
btw why do the regular pub servers give me like 40fps while the dm servers 90-100?
btw why do the regular pub servers give me like 40fps while the dm servers 90-100?
sharkkki hopped into regular dm server and tried lowering my aspect to 4:3 and resolution to minimum, with no visible increase in fps .
btw why do the regular pub servers give me like 40fps while the dm servers 90-100?
less people in dm servers
[quote=sharkkk]i hopped into regular dm server and tried lowering my aspect to 4:3 and resolution to minimum, with no visible increase in fps .
btw why do the regular pub servers give me like 40fps while the dm servers 90-100?[/quote]
less people in dm servers
btw why do the regular pub servers give me like 40fps while the dm servers 90-100?[/quote]
less people in dm servers
Turning off Steam Overlay in game reduces a lot of intermittent fps drops I found, but still not completely smooth.
Turning off Steam Overlay in game reduces a lot of intermittent fps drops I found, but still not completely smooth.
this launch setting normally gives a huge boost.
-threads [number of cores]
this launch setting normally gives a huge boost.
-threads [number of cores]
-threads [number of cores]
-threads can be different than the number of cores. i7's have 4 cores but 8 threads. i5's have 4 threads.
I don't think csgo can use more than 3 threads, but setting 4 or 8 shouldn't hurt.
-threads can be different than the number of cores. i7's have 4 cores but 8 threads. i5's have 4 threads.
I don't think csgo can use more than 3 threads, but setting 4 or 8 shouldn't hurt.
I don't think csgo can use more than 3 threads, but setting 4 or 8 shouldn't hurt.
Honestly changing my resolution doesn't really help unless I have the maximum graphics settings. My computer runs it fine though, so it doesn't really affect me, but still.
Honestly changing my resolution doesn't really help unless I have the maximum graphics settings. My computer runs it fine though, so it doesn't really affect me, but still.
wonderland-threads can be different than the number of cores. i7's have 4 cores but 8 threads. i5's have 4 threads.
I don't think csgo can use more than 3 threads, but setting 4 or 8 shouldn't hurt.
i just wanna say that this is only accurate for desktops, i5 laptops are dual cores and some i7s are quads, while others are dual cores.
[quote=wonderland]-threads can be different than the number of cores. i7's have 4 cores but 8 threads. i5's have 4 threads.
I don't think csgo can use more than 3 threads, but setting 4 or 8 shouldn't hurt.[/quote]
i just wanna say that this is only accurate for desktops, i5 laptops are dual cores and some i7s are quads, while others are dual cores.
I don't think csgo can use more than 3 threads, but setting 4 or 8 shouldn't hurt.[/quote]
i just wanna say that this is only accurate for desktops, i5 laptops are dual cores and some i7s are quads, while others are dual cores.
sharkkki hopped into regular dm server and tried lowering my aspect to 4:3 and resolution to minimum, with no visible increase in fps .
PhunkHonestly changing my resolution doesn't really help unless I have the maximum graphics settings. My computer runs it fine though, so it doesn't really affect me, but still.
*typically* (bad rule of thumb etc) if theres a gpu bottleneck then lower resolution will give more frames, if cpu bottleneck then it won't do shit..
so for you it doesn't hit gpu bottleneck (unless you crank up the graphics), hence lower res does nothink.
low res and reduced fov/aspect ratio can still help others
[quote=sharkkk]i hopped into regular dm server and tried lowering my aspect to 4:3 and resolution to minimum, with no visible increase in fps .[/quote]
[quote=Phunk]Honestly changing my resolution doesn't really help unless I have the maximum graphics settings. My computer runs it fine though, so it doesn't really affect me, but still.[/quote]
*typically* (bad rule of thumb etc) if theres a gpu bottleneck then lower resolution will give more frames, if cpu bottleneck then it won't do shit..
so for you it doesn't hit gpu bottleneck (unless you crank up the graphics), hence lower res does nothink.
low res and reduced fov/aspect ratio can still help others
[quote=Phunk]Honestly changing my resolution doesn't really help unless I have the maximum graphics settings. My computer runs it fine though, so it doesn't really affect me, but still.[/quote]
*typically* (bad rule of thumb etc) if theres a gpu bottleneck then lower resolution will give more frames, if cpu bottleneck then it won't do shit..
so for you it doesn't hit gpu bottleneck (unless you crank up the graphics), hence lower res does nothink.
low res and reduced fov/aspect ratio can still help others
People normally just run shadows on high and everything else on low.
People normally just run shadows on high and everything else on low.
did everything mentioned above (threads 4,-nod3d9ex,4:3 res)
i even used razer game booster and i still have 80 fps
help me
edit: i turned the res to 720 x 546 and i can play videogames now
did everything mentioned above (threads 4,-nod3d9ex,4:3 res)
i even used razer game booster and i still have 80 fps
help me
edit: i turned the res to 720 x 546 and i can play videogames now
i even used razer game booster and i still have 80 fps
help me
edit: i turned the res to 720 x 546 and i can play videogames now
search Chino cfg on google. It improved my fps quite a bit.
search Chino cfg on google. It improved my fps quite a bit.
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