Huge fps drops in CS:GO

[dejwiu]

Hi, i have a problem that my fps in cs:go drops from 300 to 150 for a while then comes back to normal and then drops again and comes back and so on. I don't know what to do. Things i've done:

- checking temps (they are ok)
- installing latest drivers
- flashing to latest bios
- checking ssd and hdd health

Here are my pc specs:

cpu i3 8100
gpu msi gtx 1050ti
mb gigabyte b360m ds3h
psu: xfx xt 600w
ram: crucial ballistix 2x8gb 2400mhz
ssd: samsung 860evo 250gb
hdd: toshiba p300 1tb
system: windows 10 home 64bit

 

[WildCard999]

Lowering settings should reduce the FPS drops.

 

[dejwiu]

Lowering settings should reduce the FPS drops.

I forgot to add i play on the lowest settings and low resolution (1024x768)

 

[WildCard999]

Lowering settings should reduce the FPS drops.

I forgot to add i play on the lowest settings and low resolution (1024x768)

Are you running anything in the background besides the game client such as streaming/discord/etc?

 

[maddogfargo]

Set vSync on and match the refresh rate of your monitor. 120-144Hz is plenty for CS:GO. And even if your GPU is pushing 300 FPS, your monitor isn't displaying that many. So it's a complete waste for no benefit and will only overheat/throttle your GPU constantly running at 100%.

 

[dejwiu]

Lowering settings should reduce the FPS drops.

I forgot to add i play on the lowest settings and low resolution (1024x768)

Are you running anything in the background besides the game client such as streaming/discord/etc?

only teamspeak 3 besides the game

 

[dejwiu]

Set vSync on and match the refresh rate of your monitor. 120-144Hz is plenty for CS:GO. And even if your GPU is pushing 300 FPS, your monitor isn't displaying that many. So it's a complete waste for no benefit and will only overheat/throttle your GPU constantly running at 100%.

Vsync increases input lag as far as i know so i won't enable it because i don't want to get any input lag

 

[WildCard999]

Actually what are your temps while gaming? Use HWmonitor to monitor the min/max/current.
https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html

Getting 300+ FPS even on a game such as CSGO can push systems pretty hard, I would imagine the CPU and/or GPU getting pretty warm and may need to throttle slightly to avoid damage which is why you may be getting those dips.

 

[dejwiu]

Actually what are your temps while gaming? Use HWmonitor to monitor the min/max/current.
https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html

Getting 300+ FPS even on a game such as CSGO can push systems pretty hard, I would imagine the CPU and/or GPU getting pretty warm and may need to throttle slightly to avoid damage which is why you may be getting those dips.

cpu max temp is 50 degrees celsius and gpu max 62 degrees celsius

 

[dejwiu]

So any ideas?