FPS limit in CS:GO is capped at 60 frames per second.
FPS limit in CS:GO is capped at 60 frames per second.
The issue likely stems from how your monitor interprets the FPS cap value. Setting it to 145 might not align with the monitor's internal processing, causing discrepancies in displayed FPS. Adjusting to 160 or 999 could help match the expected performance range.
It's a unique CS:GO feature: FPS is naturally lower than what you set with fps_max. Just set it to 200 and it should work. Don't push beyond 144 fps on your 144Hz screen.
They seem to depend on frame timing, which affects accuracy. Locking at 144 keeps it stable. But why does it matter if you can't be sure?
Your maximum frame rate limit exceeds 170, causing a noticeable whine in your headphones.