so i just built my first pc, loaded up cs go and went in game to see that i only get 90 fps on 1920x1080 res on low settings. However when i was doing research on this card i saw someone that had a way higher res and maxed out everything with the same cpu and gpu getting way more fps then i did. Many people are reporting problems with the gtx 970 and the vram issue and i have not yet found a fix can anyone for the love of god help me 🙁. Also not only one cs go but even on payday 2. i had super low fps while my old laptop could run it with higher fps.
gtx 970 getting stupidly low fps on cs go
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Hazinator :
Hey, for me to answer this question. Could I have your specs of your computer please. That would really help... 
gpu:evga gtx 970 4gb oc
cpu:i5 4690k stock cooler
motherboard MSI Z97S sli krait editon
Psu:corsair 550w gold rating
8gbs or ddr3 ram
windows 8.1
There is many solutions to this which could include...
1. Right click on desktop, go to nvidia control panel and change from quality to performance.
2. Turn vsyn off in settings (only if fps stays the same)
3. You may need to dedicate more ram from your graphics card to the game (look this up as I don't know much about this)
4. Check all of the settings on your nvidia control panel and ingame settings to check for anything stopping the full potential such as vsync (mentioned earlier) or anything else.
If these don't work, please reply back as I will find out more information for you as you should be getting at least 200fps on low. Also see what fps difference you get on high settings and reply back the results.
Hope this helped
1. Right click on desktop, go to nvidia control panel and change from quality to performance.
2. Turn vsyn off in settings (only if fps stays the same)
3. You may need to dedicate more ram from your graphics card to the game (look this up as I don't know much about this)
4. Check all of the settings on your nvidia control panel and ingame settings to check for anything stopping the full potential such as vsync (mentioned earlier) or anything else.
If these don't work, please reply back as I will find out more information for you as you should be getting at least 200fps on low. Also see what fps difference you get on high settings and reply back the results.
Hope this helped
Hazinator :
There is many solutions to this which could include...
1. Right click on desktop, go to nvidia control panel and change from quality to performance.
2. Turn vsyn off in settings (only if fps stays the same)
3. You may need to dedicate more ram from your graphics card to the game (look this up as I don't know much about this)
4. Check all of the settings on your nvidia control panel and ingame settings to check for anything stopping the full potential such as vsync (mentioned earlier) or anything else.
If these don't work, please reply back as I will find out more information for you as you should be getting at least 200fps on low. Also see what fps difference you get on high settings and reply back the results.
Hope this helped
1. Right click on desktop, go to nvidia control panel and change from quality to performance.
2. Turn vsyn off in settings (only if fps stays the same)
3. You may need to dedicate more ram from your graphics card to the game (look this up as I don't know much about this)
4. Check all of the settings on your nvidia control panel and ingame settings to check for anything stopping the full potential such as vsync (mentioned earlier) or anything else.
If these don't work, please reply back as I will find out more information for you as you should be getting at least 200fps on low. Also see what fps difference you get on high settings and reply back the results.
Hope this helped
nothing so far 🙁 maybe something in the bios but im not really good with the bios etc.. so i wouldnt know
So it recognizes the card, and the card has up to date drivers.
Okay, stupid questions time:
What kind of plug are you using? VGA / DVI / HDMI / DisplayPort?
There are different slots on the back of your computer you can plug your monitor into...are you plugged into your graphics card or monitor?
in CSGO settings is there an option that says laptop power savings? if so, is it disabled?
Okay, stupid questions time:
What kind of plug are you using? VGA / DVI / HDMI / DisplayPort?
There are different slots on the back of your computer you can plug your monitor into...are you plugged into your graphics card or monitor?
in CSGO settings is there an option that says laptop power savings? if so, is it disabled?
Take a look at this picture for an example of DVI and VGA: http://img.bhs4.com/D4/1/D417C7A8DB5BF14653FAA34D899B3507852BF873_large.jpg
The white is the DVI connector, the blue is the VGA connector.
Turn off computer and monitor.
Plug the cable that fits into the white connector into your graphics card. The cable that fits into the blue slot should be removed from both your monitor and motherboard. (get rid of it)
Restart.
The white is the DVI connector, the blue is the VGA connector.
Turn off computer and monitor.
Plug the cable that fits into the white connector into your graphics card. The cable that fits into the blue slot should be removed from both your monitor and motherboard. (get rid of it)
Restart.
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