Hello,
I was wondering if someone could check this for me. I purchased a custom 3XS system from scan back in October 2015, the machine specs are:
Asus X99 motherboard
I7-5820k Overclocked to 4.2GHz
16GB Ram
EVGA GTX 980 2.0 SC ACX
750 RMI 750 PSU
256GB SSD
2TB HDD
My problem is that since I have had the machine, the performance of CSGO has seemed to decrease fps wise.
I also run CSGO on low settings, 4:3 resolution with 1280 x 960 resolution, everthing on low, except Global Shadow settings which I have on high. Also I have tried with higher settings, as I've tried to put more load on the GPU, but still have the same issue that I mention below. I know that CSGO is meant to be a very CPU intensive game.
The fps used to be consistent 300 (similar to video at bottom of this thread), and if I uncapped it would often be 400-500. Now I know there have been countless debates on here about how much FPS you need etc, but I'm now experiencing some FPS drops which are in the 150/160s and occasionaly lower. I have a 144hz monitor, so based on lots of people's opinions on here, I shouldn't really notice a difference to the experince if it's in 150/60 because that's still above my refresh. However, I can feel a difference in terms of spray control and mouse movement when the fps drops from 250-300 to 150-160.
It's just a bit annoying as well because this rig was quite expensive and I know that as time goes on hardware ages, but CS GO is an old game and I can pretty much run most games on ultra settings with next to no issues, but with CSGO it seems to somehow be really demanding.
I've tried every single FPS trick as well, I've also recently formatted, didn't use reset or fresh start, i created a windows 10 usb and formatted that, but still find the issue, although it has been less frequent since I have formatted.
Can someone tell me, is this more likely that over the last three years, cs go has just become more demanding, or is this more of a sign that there's something wrong with the machine?
By the way this isn't happening on just deathmatch / retake servers, it's happening on 5v5 128tick faceit servers.
See here an example of someone with same spec getting very good FPS on a dm server with high settings
https://youtu.be/KnXUvuB52xc
I was wondering if someone could check this for me. I purchased a custom 3XS system from scan back in October 2015, the machine specs are:
Asus X99 motherboard
I7-5820k Overclocked to 4.2GHz
16GB Ram
EVGA GTX 980 2.0 SC ACX
750 RMI 750 PSU
256GB SSD
2TB HDD
My problem is that since I have had the machine, the performance of CSGO has seemed to decrease fps wise.
I also run CSGO on low settings, 4:3 resolution with 1280 x 960 resolution, everthing on low, except Global Shadow settings which I have on high. Also I have tried with higher settings, as I've tried to put more load on the GPU, but still have the same issue that I mention below. I know that CSGO is meant to be a very CPU intensive game.
The fps used to be consistent 300 (similar to video at bottom of this thread), and if I uncapped it would often be 400-500. Now I know there have been countless debates on here about how much FPS you need etc, but I'm now experiencing some FPS drops which are in the 150/160s and occasionaly lower. I have a 144hz monitor, so based on lots of people's opinions on here, I shouldn't really notice a difference to the experince if it's in 150/60 because that's still above my refresh. However, I can feel a difference in terms of spray control and mouse movement when the fps drops from 250-300 to 150-160.
It's just a bit annoying as well because this rig was quite expensive and I know that as time goes on hardware ages, but CS GO is an old game and I can pretty much run most games on ultra settings with next to no issues, but with CSGO it seems to somehow be really demanding.
I've tried every single FPS trick as well, I've also recently formatted, didn't use reset or fresh start, i created a windows 10 usb and formatted that, but still find the issue, although it has been less frequent since I have formatted.
Can someone tell me, is this more likely that over the last three years, cs go has just become more demanding, or is this more of a sign that there's something wrong with the machine?
By the way this isn't happening on just deathmatch / retake servers, it's happening on 5v5 128tick faceit servers.
See here an example of someone with same spec getting very good FPS on a dm server with high settings
https://youtu.be/KnXUvuB52xc