Basically, i have a DELL Inspiron 15 3000(not made for gaming, but i only play some basic games) with an i7 8th, 8gb ram and an AMD Radeon 520.
I'm able to play CS:GO freely over a 100 fps in windowed mode and fullscreen borderless but soon as i set my resolution to fullscreen the fps locks at 60 - 61 FPS.
Why would i want it above 60 if my eye can only see 60? Because the fps being locked at 60 for no reason at cs go causes a severe mouse lag and makes it horrible to play, playable but not so much y'all understand?
Anyway a few days ago i tried using DDU(Display driver uninstaller) to uninstall my AMD drivers and install them again, it worked! uncapped my frames and made me lose some, but it was above a 100! The big problem is that soon as i restart my laptop it seems to reset and caps my frames again. So every time i desire to play CS i have to uninstall my drivers with DDU and install them back, it's a real pain! So i would like some help please!
What have i tried:
I'm able to play CS:GO freely over a 100 fps in windowed mode and fullscreen borderless but soon as i set my resolution to fullscreen the fps locks at 60 - 61 FPS.
Why would i want it above 60 if my eye can only see 60? Because the fps being locked at 60 for no reason at cs go causes a severe mouse lag and makes it horrible to play, playable but not so much y'all understand?
Anyway a few days ago i tried using DDU(Display driver uninstaller) to uninstall my AMD drivers and install them again, it worked! uncapped my frames and made me lose some, but it was above a 100! The big problem is that soon as i restart my laptop it seems to reset and caps my frames again. So every time i desire to play CS i have to uninstall my drivers with DDU and install them back, it's a real pain! So i would like some help please!
What have i tried:
- Disabling GAME DVR.
- Setting VSYNC OFF both in game and in AMD control panel plus Intel integrated GPU control panel.
- Uninstalled XBOX APP.
- Disabled Gamer bar, Game DVR
- Tried disabling fullscreen optimization and using compatibility mode.
- Uninstalled GPU drivers with DDU as said above.