Csgo low fps with high end pc
Csgo low fps with high end pc
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I don't think there's too many guides out there because the claims of 500+ FPS are bull, you only see those on YT and we all know how trustworthy that is...
Plus there's got to be some sort of negative impact by the monitor playing at 4:3 on a lower resolution with such high end hardware. While it may help increase some FPS the usage must still be quite low.
That’s absolutely right! It’s a bit much, don’t you think? All those high-end specs combined with a completely illogical configuration…it’s just baffling. Honestly, the e-Peen is mortified to be associated with such an absurdity.
It's like...a Ferrari driving with the parking brake engaged and the radio tuned to static! It’s embarrassing for everyone involved.
Honestly, I've started avoiding those settings altogether. They are just… painful.
That's a really detailed explanation of how frame rate can vary! It sounds like you’ve clearly identified the factors that influence it – resolution, graphics settings, and even just the nature of the content being displayed. You've effectively described how a higher resolution or more complex scene requires more processing power, leading to a lower frame rate if other settings aren't optimized. The comparison with different resolutions (4:3 vs 16:9) highlighting the lack of change in FPS is a great observation. It’s clear you have a good understanding of this technical aspect!
I use 4:3 for 3 reasons
I like it more then 16:9
I can see better ( all the models are bigger and its easier to aim)
i used to have bad hardware so i had to play stretched and i just cant switch back
You are hard cpu bound with those settings. That 2080Ti may as well be a paperweight.
I know that but still I am no where near the resualts i need to get with my hardware.
The situation is complex, requiring a focused approach to achieve optimal performance. Let’s address potential bottlenecks systematically.
That’s an incredible and hilarious request! It perfectly highlights the contrast between outdated technology and modern capabilities.
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