GTX 960 low fps on cs:go

[amdsoberanski]

Hey guys! I have a desktop with these specs:
gigabyte gtx 960 4gb
i3 4170 box
8gb ram
motherboard GA-H81M-H

Since i bought these computer i always played cs:go, and always with 250+ stable fps. (1280x1024 low settings for competitive play).
Since a month ago im getting around 120fps and sometimes it drops below 100, which for competitive cs go is horrible.
The other games i play are still with the same performance i always had. (witcher 3 45-60fps high settings, MGSV stable 60 all high, the division 45-60 medium etc).

MSI Afterburner at cs:go:
GPU usage ~30%
GPU core clock 1126mhz
GPU temperature 30~40ºC

CPU usage 70~100%
CPU temperature 70-75ºC

All my drivers are updated, and there wasnt an update between the time the game was running fine and when it had low fps.
I already checked all the options on nvidia settings (shader cache, vsync, aa, energy management etc)

Is my CPU suddenly bottlenecking my gpu?
Anyone knows what is happening?
Thanks for the help!!

UPDATE:
I tought my CPU was too hot, so i cleaned it up, and after that msi afterburner showed CPU temperature 60-65ºC but with the same performance ingame :/

 

[ZaneDragon]

Hmmmm that is strange...
Maybe Valve did an update or something.
BTW, do you have a 144Hz monitor?

 

[amdsoberanski]

No, 75hz monitor unfortunately, but willing to get a 144hz monitor soon

I tought it was some update valve did, but i checked with all my friends with similar GPU and CPU, and they still get good framerates, all >200+ stable

 

[ZaneDragon]

Did you check your settings?
Maybe something has changed. Can you post a picture?
Also...your CPU usage was always 70-100%? Probably that's causing fps drops (when it hits 100%).

 

[amdsoberanski]

Yeah, i checked it like 10x haha. Heres a pic of it: https://s28.postimg.org/6s0r10iwd/settings.png

I've never used afterburner to see how my cpu was when the game was running like it was supposed to do, so i dont know if it already was that high :/
But it gets 100% just in a few moments (molotov, etc) and that wasnt correlated with the fps drops.

 

[ZaneDragon]

What about ping? Maybe that's causing fps drops.
How's your internet? Any changes lately?

 

[amdsoberanski]

My internet is great, 20ms to valve servers, 0% loss and 0% choke. It's the same internet i always used playing cs:go.

 

[ZaneDragon]

My internet is great, 20ms to valve servers, 0% loss and 0% choke. It's the same internet i always used playing cs:go.

Good to hear that. Probably Valve did some stupid update which dropped your fps. Don't know what else it could be.

 

[amdsoberanski]

Ok
Hope they fix this soon, bought the computer just for cs:go T_T

Ty for the help ZaneDragon.

 

[ZaneDragon]

Ok
Hope they fix this soon, bought the computer just for cs:go T_T

Ty for the help ZaneDragon.

I'm sure they will. Maybe I'll check CS:GO on my PC during the weekend and I'll tell you how my fps is