[SOLVED] Low fps in cs go with good components please help!

[johnsss39]

Hey guys, I just bought a new gaming computer yesterday from best buy and installed steam along with a few of my favorite games such as siege, cs:go etc. When I launched cs:go and got into a match I noticed that my system might be under performing. For example, On 1920x1080p with all settings on low I was getting 80-90 FPS. Switched to a 4:3 resolution and was still experiencing the same fps. I decided to launch siege to see if there was gonna be a recurring issue in all games I play but I ran the benchmark on 1080p with medium settings and averaged 160 FPS throughout the benchmark. I have changed the power plan to performance, changed the power limit from 0% to 50% on global wattman, tried going through bios to see if I could possibly disable the integrated graphics that my CPU unfortunately has but the bios are extremely limited in terms of options you have to change things, I have the latest drivers installed and reinstalled to make sure they weren't corrupt (19.1.1), I don't have any other 3rd party graphics controller. Could it be because CS:GO is utilizing the integrated gpu that my cpu has over my external gpu? Any help is greatly appreciated!!
My specs
RX 580 4GB
Ryzen 5 2400g with Radeon Vega graphics, 3.6 GHZ
8GB of DDR4 ram
1TB HD
128GB SSD

 

[Supahos]

If it was a gpu issue dropping settings would increase fps

www.userbenchmark.com

Run this then post the link it gives you at the end

 

[johnsss39]

If it was a gpu issue dropping settings would increase fps

www.userbenchmark.com

Run this then post the link it gives you at the end

Thanks for your response, ran the benchmark and here is the link https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/14080084

 

[Supahos]

Okay so nothing is particularly wrong with your system.

I assume you have an a320 mothboard and can't overclock you processor
Edit: I see it's a HP pavilion now.

I also assume your monitor is plugged Into your gpu since it didn't give a score on the Vega graphics

What I see is you have 45% background cpu usage during the test. You might try to monitor task manager and see what's up