[SOLVED] Csgo low fps with high end pc

[Kacper/Razen]

Hey guys,
When i go on youtube i see people with worst spec gettings 500+ fps on csgo, i'm only getting a consistent 240 fps
i play on 4:3 1280x960

Specs
Asus strix rtx 2080 ti ( oc'ed )
Z390-f gaming
I7 8700k @4.9

 

[Kacper/Razen]

btw my ram is 2400 and it isnt running dual channel or whatever

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/25843143
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachme...63359312/c1c61ae3505a0a75b965ca5a19255296.png
i actually get good scores in benchmarks but in most games not so much

 

[Phaaze88]

Really?

There isn't a CSGO dedicated forum, or Reddit/CSGO site for this sort of thing?

Ram is in slots B2 and A2?

 

[Kacper/Razen]

Really?

There isn't a CSGO dedicated forum, or Reddit/CSGO site for this sort of thing?

Ram is in slots B2 and A2?

I'm not sure but there both on the right side so not dual channel

 

[WildCard999]

Capped? Vsync enabled? What refresh rate is your monitor?

 

[Kacper/Razen]

Capped? Vsync enabled? What refresh rate is your monitor?

Its capped at 999 fps. Vsync is disabled. Refresh rate is 240 (i did say consistent fps in the post above but it goes under alot(thats why im trying to get better fps))

 

[WildCard999]

Move the memory into the A2/B2 slots of the motherboard and then go into the BIOS and enable XMP. This will ensure the memory is running at the correct speed, voltage & timings which may help with those dips.

 

[Kacper/Razen]

Move the memory into the A2/B2 slots of the motherboard and then go into the BIOS and enable XMP. This will ensure the memory is running at the correct speed, voltage & timings which may help with those dips.

I will try to do that but i just dont wanne remove my cooler bc i dont have any pasta laying around to reput on it. or can you remove it and just place it back without changing the cooling pasta

 

[WildCard999]

I will try to do that but i just dont wanne remove my cooler bc i dont have any pasta laying around to reput on it. or can you remove it and just place it back without changing the cooling pasta

It's not ideal remove the cooler and not replace the paste but it should be ok, just keep an eye on temps afterwards.

 

[Phaaze88]

I'm just kinda surprised considering CSGO and Minecraft are both pretty old and that there's no tried and true guides for that sort of thing.
There are multiple threads here weekly regarding one or the other.

The cooler's big enough that only removing the fan doesn't provide enough clearance to move the ram?

 

[WildCard999]

I'm just kinda surprised considering CSGO and Minecraft are both pretty old and that there's no tried and true guides for that sort of thing.

I don't think there's too many guides out there because the claims of 500+ FPS are bull, you only see those on YT and we all know how trustworthy that is...

Plus there's got to be some sort of negative impact by the monitor playing at 4:3 on a lower resolution with such high end hardware. While it may help increase some FPS the usage must still be quite low.

 

[Phaaze88]

I don't think there's too many guides out there because the claims of 500+ FPS are bull, you only see those on YT and we all know how trustworthy that is...

Oh, I know, but the e-peen denies the voices of reason. 120, 240... it's not enough.

Plus there's got to be some sort of negative impact by the monitor playing at 4:3 on a lower resolution with such high end hardware. While it may help increase some FPS the usage must still be quite low.

OH DEFINITELY. I think it's pretty embarrassing seeing that combination of hardware and settings.

 

[Kacper/Razen]

I'm just kinda surprised considering CSGO and Minecraft are both pretty old and that there's no tried and true guides for that sort of thing.
There are multiple threads here weekly regarding one or the other.

The cooler's big enough that only removing the fan doesn't provide enough clearance to move the ram?

I will check that in a second

 

[Kacper/Razen]

I don't think there's too many guides out there because the claims of 500+ FPS are bull, you only see those on YT and we all know how trustworthy that is...

Plus there's got to be some sort of negative impact by the monitor playing at 4:3 on a lower resolution with such high end hardware. While it may help increase some FPS the usage must still be quite low.

i tried 4:3 and 16:9 there is no change in fps, if i put my settings on high or low they only differ from about 10 fps

 

[Kacper/Razen]

Oh, I know, but the e-peen denies the voices of reason. 120, 240... it's not enough.


OH DEFINITELY. I think it's pretty embarrassing seeing that combination of hardware and settings.

I use 4:3 for 3 reasons

1. I like it more then 16:9
2. I can see better ( all the models are bigger and its easier to aim)
3. i used to have bad hardware so i had to play stretched and i just cant switch back

 

[Phaaze88]

You are hard cpu bound with those settings. That 2080Ti may as well be a paperweight.

 

[Kacper/Razen]

You are hard cpu bound with those settings. That 2080Ti may as well be a paperweight.

I know that but still I am no where near the resualts i need to get with my hardware.

 

[Phaaze88]

Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings:
DSR: Off
Low Latency Mode: Off
Max Frame Rate: Off
Power Management Mode: Either Adaptive or Max
Vertical Sync: Off
Apply, then exit NVCP

Updated Windows.
Updated motherboard drivers.
Updated Gpu drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller.
Windows Power Plan set to high performance.
PC is free of software bloat, aka 3rd party software that isn't used for monitoring the PC's performance.
PC is free of viruses/malware.

You need to fix the dual channel mode issue too, but if you don't have any thermal paste lying around, then nothing you can do about it until you can get more.
Dual channel is even more crucial in cpu bound scenarios.

I know that but still I am no where near the results i need to get with my hardware.

That's the direction most of these CSGO and Minecraft threads end up going... with the solution yet to be found.
I wouldn't be surprised if those crazy numbers require making certain sacrifices beyond the norm.

 

[DSzymborski]

I don't think there's too many guides out there because the claims of 500+ FPS are bull, you only see those on YT and we all know how trustworthy that is...

Yeah, give me an hour and Adobe and I'll demonstrate running Battlefield V on a Commodore 64 and at 150 FPS to boot!

 

[Kacper/Razen]

Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings:
DSR: Off
Low Latency Mode: Off
Max Frame Rate: Off
Power Management Mode: Either Adaptive or Max
Vertical Sync: Off
Apply, then exit NVCP

Updated Windows.
Updated motherboard drivers.
Updated Gpu drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller.
Windows Power Plan set to high performance.
PC is free of software bloat, aka 3rd party software that isn't used for monitoring the PC's performance.
PC is free of viruses/malware.

You need to fix the dual channel mode issue too, but if you don't have any thermal paste lying around, then nothing you can do about it until you can get more.
Dual channel is even more crucial in cpu bound scenarios.


That's the direction most of these CSGO and Minecraft threads end up going... with the solution yet to be found.
I wouldn't be surprised if those crazy numbers require making certain sacrifices beyond the norm.

Okay i gained 15 ish fps thats great already ( i will do the ram tommorow i dont have time today to do it