Low FPS on CSGO (i5 6600)

[austinfor]

Hi, so im really confused I upgraded my cpu a while back to the i5 6600. (Not the K version as I had no intentions of overclocking however I know there is a work around to overclocking this version) but my csgo fps is lower than normal. I'm getting 300 all the way down to 120 fps and it bugs me. My computer specs are down below, if anyone has any info they can send my way it would be very appreciated.

My computer spec:

i5 6600
GTX 1070
16gb G Skills Ripjaws 2400mhz DDR
Gigabyte Z170x UD3
Windows 10

 

[austinfor]

Im using 144hz monitor

 

[TDice]

my guess would be something on your computer is not allowing you to use your cpu and gpu to the max because that is very low FPS with a 1070 and i5 6600.

 

[austinfor]

I dont know what to do ;( All my parts are brand new I don't know whats up if its windows 10 being <MOD EDIT:LANGUAGE> or what.

 

[TDice]

I dont know what to do ;( All my parts are brand new I don't know whats up if its windows 10 being <MOD EDIT:LANGUAGE> or what.

what is the monitor size and spec and what are your settings set at for csgo? Another thing could be if you are recording your gameplay and you have the bitrate really high.

 

[austinfor]

did you install the windows 10 anniversary update? try installing the latest drivers.

Yep I installed the anniversary update and latest drivers ;/

 

[austinfor]

I dont know what to do ;( All my parts are brand new I don't know whats up if its windows 10 being <MOD EDIT:LANGUAGE> or what.

what is the monitor size and spec and what are your settings set at for csgo? Another thing could be if you are recording your gameplay and you have the bitrate really high.

ASUS VG248QE and all low settings, i've been playing csgo for years so I know there is no reason to run on high settings.

 

[TDice]

I dont know what to do ;( All my parts are brand new I don't know whats up if its windows 10 being <MOD EDIT:LANGUAGE> or what.

what is the monitor size and spec and what are your settings set at for csgo? Another thing could be if you are recording your gameplay and you have the bitrate really high.

ASUS VG248QE and all low settings, i've been playing csgo for years so I know there is no reason to run on high settings.

Yeah, everything look alright on the front end. What kind of PSU you using?


EDIT: And is it plugged into the wall, surge protector, or UPS? And have you had a power surge or did you shut your computer off unexpectedly.

 

[austinfor]

I dont know what to do ;( All my parts are brand new I don't know whats up if its windows 10 being <MOD EDIT:LANGUAGE> or what.

what is the monitor size and spec and what are your settings set at for csgo? Another thing could be if you are recording your gameplay and you have the bitrate really high.

ASUS VG248QE and all low settings, i've been playing csgo for years so I know there is no reason to run on high settings.

Yeah, everything look alright on the front end. What kind of PSU you using?

Roswell 750w Gold+

 

[austinfor]

Im using 1920x1080 on my desktop and 1024x768 stretched in game.

 

[Rogue Leader]

Watch your language on this forum

 

[austinfor]

Im using 1920x1080 on my desktop and 1024x768 stretched in game.

when you run a game with a GTX 1070 at a resolution less than 1440p, the game becomes CPU bound. use DSR in the nvidia control panel and increase the resolution to 1440p

So like 1.2x or 1.5x?

 

[austinfor]

Im using 1920x1080 on my desktop and 1024x768 stretched in game.

when you run a game with a GTX 1070 at a resolution less than 1440p, the game becomes CPU bound. use DSR in the nvidia control panel and increase the resolution to 1440p

So like 1.2x or 1.5x?

1.5x

Ok any smoothness?

 

[austinfor]

Im using 1920x1080 on my desktop and 1024x768 stretched in game.

when you run a game with a GTX 1070 at a resolution less than 1440p, the game becomes CPU bound. use DSR in the nvidia control panel and increase the resolution to 1440p

So like 1.2x or 1.5x?

1.5x

Ok any smoothness?

at 1440p the image will look much better than 1080p.

Yeah but under the nvidia control panel there is the dsr smoothness and it set itself to 33% should I just leave it at that?

 

[TDice]

Watch your language on this forum

What?

 

[TDice]

Did this fix your problem?

 

[TDice]

Did this fix your problem?

maybe it did solve his problem and now he is busy playing CS:GO

haha! i hope so. nothing is more frustrating than not being able to play a game because you update your hardware or software

 

[austinfor]

Im using 1920x1080 on my desktop and 1024x768 stretched in game.

when you run a game with a GTX 1070 at a resolution less than 1440p, the game becomes CPU bound. use DSR in the nvidia control panel and increase the resolution to 1440p

So like 1.2x or 1.5x?

1.5x

Ok any smoothness?

at 1440p the image will look much better than 1080p.

Yeah but under the nvidia control panel there is the dsr smoothness and it set itself to 33% should I just leave it at that?

DSR smoothness is related to how the pixels will be arranged on the display. you should leave it at 33%. tweak it if you want though.

So I've done all that and nothing changed. I almost feel like it's windows 10 because there is no way my hardware isn't compatible together or bottlenecking so I'm not to sure.

 

[TDice]

I would use userbenchmark.com and test your computer specs and see where your hardware stands with everyone else. If you hardware is performing poorly, Its the PSU or other faulty hardware.

But do you use a surge protector or UPS? and how are are they?

 

[austinfor]

I would use userbenchmark.com and test your computer specs and see where your hardware stands with everyone else. If you hardware is performing poorly, Its the PSU or other faulty hardware.

But do you use a surge protector or UPS? and how are are they?

Im using a surge protector. Here is my benchmark btw tell me what you think. http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/1966115

 

[austinfor]

I would use userbenchmark.com and test your computer specs and see where your hardware stands with everyone else. If you hardware is performing poorly, Its the PSU or other faulty hardware.

But do you use a surge protector or UPS? and how are are they?

have you enabled multi-core rendering in the settings?

Yes I've done all of that I've tried changing settings around too. Something is wrong with my computer I just don't know what

 

[austinfor]

I would use userbenchmark.com and test your computer specs and see where your hardware stands with everyone else. If you hardware is performing poorly, Its the PSU or other faulty hardware.

But do you use a surge protector or UPS? and how are are they?

have you enabled multi-core rendering in the settings?

Yes I've done all of that I've tried changing settings around too. Something is wrong with my computer I just don't know what

make your settings exactly like the ones in the picture:

I also ran firestrike http://imgur.com/a/4Vy2Z

 

[austinfor]

I would use userbenchmark.com and test your computer specs and see where your hardware stands with everyone else. If you hardware is performing poorly, Its the PSU or other faulty hardware.

But do you use a surge protector or UPS? and how are are they?

have you enabled multi-core rendering in the settings?

Yes I've done all of that I've tried changing settings around too. Something is wrong with my computer I just don't know what

make your settings exactly like the ones in the picture:

It didnt help

 

[austinfor]

are you getting unstable fps on all games or is CS:GO an exception?

All games

 

[austinfor]

are you getting unstable fps on all games or is CS:GO an exception?

All games

what is the CPU and GPU usage when you run the game?

CPU: 74% Fluxuating
GPU: 27-45%

This is in csgo