Question cpu, ram, mobo help

[Expect_cs]

currently have a i5-4690k at 4.5ghz and a 1070
somehow this isn't enough to get more than 200 frames on CSGO
so i'm looking for either a fix to help me get better frames because in my opinion this setup should easily be getting at least 250 fps
or a processor, mobo, and ram for $400 CAD

thanks

 

[Expect_cs]

bump

 

[Expect_cs]

Bump need help

 

[ExiledBard]

question first why are you trying to achieve an fps of 200+?

 

[PC Tailor]

Firstly - please don't bump threads. It's not allowed on the TH forums.
Secondly - What is your FULL system specification - including monitor and display settings.

 

[Expect_cs]

Firstly - please don't bump threads. It's not allowed on the TH forums.
Secondly - What is your FULL system specification - including monitor and display settings.

my bad, didn't know
2. i5 4690k @ 4.4 GHz
Hyper 212 Evo
gigabyte GA-z97mx-gaming 5
msi gtx 1070 twin frozr
G skill 16GB DDR3 (can't remember what speed but i'm pretty sure it's 1066)
Viewsonic XG2402 144hz
samsung 840 evo 250gb
WD caviar blue 1tb
corsair 300r windowed
evga 600b
windows 10

not sure what you mean by display settings

thanks

 

[Expect_cs]

question first why are you trying to achieve an fps of 200+?

because i have a 144hz monitor and sometimes my fps drops below 150fps causing screen tearing and lag

 

[Expect_cs]

question first why are you trying to achieve an fps of 200+?

its a viewsonic xg2402

 

[PC Tailor]

By Display Settings I mean:
What resolution, aspect ratio, are you using V-Sync, are you using Adaptive Sync on your monitor with a GTX card? etc.
You have a 144Hz monitor so ultimately you're only seeing 144FPS - so the tearing is more likely due to the display settings you have on.
But either way - your GPU might be able to hit 200fps - but you're only ever going to see what your monitor can show.

 

[Expect_cs]

By Display Settings I mean:
What resolution, aspect ratio, are you using V-Sync, are you using Adaptive Sync on your monitor with a GTX card? etc.
You have a 144Hz monitor so ultimately you're only seeing 144FPS - so the tearing is more likely due to the display settings you have on.
But either way - your GPU might be able to hit 200fps - but you're only ever going to see what your monitor can show.

1920x1080, 16:9, in csgo, 1280x960, 4:3, no v sync, no adaptive sync