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Infrequent stuttering issues only in CS:GO... Trouble identifying the cause.

Infrequent stuttering issues only in CS:GO... Trouble identifying the cause.

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diegoiav
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11-06-2020, 04:55 PM
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Hello everyone, I'm looking for assistance. I frequently play CS:GO and recently experienced a stuttering problem only in this game. My settings are set to lower levels, but I usually see around 250-300fps, though it drops to about 10fps mid-game. I'm using an Alienware M15 R5 with a 5900HX graphics card that isn't overclocked, paired with a 3070 mobile, 32GB RAM, and two SSDs. The game isn't on the same drive as my OS, and temperature readings aren't the problem. RDR2 and Warzone run smoothly without stuttering like in CS. I'm using Windows 10 (latest) with double buffered V-sync enabled. Changing this setting hasn't helped or made it worse. The issue seems consistent—same stuttering intensity at the same times. Also, the onboard CPU graphics have been disabled manually.
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diegoiav
11-06-2020, 04:55 PM #1

Hello everyone, I'm looking for assistance. I frequently play CS:GO and recently experienced a stuttering problem only in this game. My settings are set to lower levels, but I usually see around 250-300fps, though it drops to about 10fps mid-game. I'm using an Alienware M15 R5 with a 5900HX graphics card that isn't overclocked, paired with a 3070 mobile, 32GB RAM, and two SSDs. The game isn't on the same drive as my OS, and temperature readings aren't the problem. RDR2 and Warzone run smoothly without stuttering like in CS. I'm using Windows 10 (latest) with double buffered V-sync enabled. Changing this setting hasn't helped or made it worse. The issue seems consistent—same stuttering intensity at the same times. Also, the onboard CPU graphics have been disabled manually.

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Cv7
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11-07-2020, 02:27 AM
#2
Adjust your Windows power settings to high performance. Disable VSync for reduced input lag, which benefits competitive shooters.
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Cv7
11-07-2020, 02:27 AM #2

Adjust your Windows power settings to high performance. Disable VSync for reduced input lag, which benefits competitive shooters.