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]

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

 

[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?

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

your CPU is causing a bottleneck, its not letting the graphics card run at its full potential. since you have a Z170 board, you should swap out the i5 6600 for a i5 6600K.

everyone else is saying that the 6600 isn't an overclock

 

[austinfor]

xD I mean not a bottleneck

 

[austinfor]

xD I mean not a bottleneck

from the amount of utilisation of your GPU i can say that the i5 6600 is bottlenecking the GPU. trust facts you see.

Csgo isn't a high gpu usage game. It's my stressful on the CPU.

 

[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?

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

Oh man, your ram is performing way below what it should. The GPU and CPU are performing below also. It's not good at all for new hardware.

Bypass the surge protector and plug it out not the wall and run the test again. This will see if the surge protecter is the issue and not giving quality power.

Another issue could be that outlet (rare if your house is a new house).

Lastly it could be your PSU.

 

[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

Oh man, your ram is performing way below what it should. The GPU and CPU are performing below also. It's not good at all for new hardware.

Bypass the surge protector and plug it out not the wall and run the test again. This will see if the surge protecter is the issue and not giving quality power.

Another issue could be that outlet (rare if your house is a new house).

Lastly it could be your PSU.

Yeah it didnt make a difference. ;/

 

[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?

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

Oh man, your ram is performing way below what it should. The GPU and CPU are performing below also. It's not good at all for new hardware.

Bypass the surge protector and plug it out not the wall and run the test again. This will see if the surge protecter is the issue and not giving quality power.

Another issue could be that outlet (rare if your house is a new house).

Lastly it could be your PSU.

Yeah it didnt make a difference. ;/

there is 3 more things you can do to test your PC:

Remove your GPU and move your ram into a different slot then run UserBenchmark again.

if you have a different PSU, you can see if its your PSU.

Not sure if you Tested your Memory yet But:
First test
"Click Start, type mdsched.exe in the Search box, and then press Enter."

Second
Boot Into the System Recovery. "Pressing F8 when rebooting your PC
Do the Windows Memory Diagnostic.
It will run and you can see of there is an error code anywhere. This involves some looking after it finishes. It doesnt just print an error code in front of you. There is different sections where it test and you just have to scroll down.



I hope this helps a little. I had the same problem and what it was for my was corrupted system memory.