Is this typical for CSGO?
Is this typical for CSGO?
Someone mentioned they have a 3800x and consistently maintain at least 250 FPS at maximum settings and 1440p. I own a 2080 Super with an AMD Ryzen 3700x running the same settings, yet on certain maps like Vertigo Ill, I experience drops to around 220 or even higher in specific areas during intense moments such as fire or smoke effects. My system is currently at the 91st percentile according to 3Dmark. Given that he mentioned slight overclocking, it seems this person might be experiencing issues similar to what I do. I understand my own performance isn’t ideal, but I’m trying to verify if there’s anything amiss.
Based on my experience, you don't necessarily need to play on high settings in CSGO even with your hardware if you have no reason. Secondly, CSGO, particularly on new maps like Vertigo, lacks good optimization, which often leads to FPS drops below 250. Try lowering your settings or disabling unused ones and see the results.
Here are my specifications: 2080m super and AMD Ryzen 3700x 3600MHz Cl 16 ram.
A bit about what might be going on—I was experimenting with Ryzen Master and changed one of the auto overclocking settings to normal. When I checked my FPS in Siege, it dropped significantly from 160 to 110 frames per second at 1440p max. I re-enabled overclocking, but the performance didn’t improve much. It’s now running better (130s-140s), though it was doing better before this change (150s-160s).
My overall 3Dmark scores before this were: 11,304; GPU score: 11,631; CPU score: 9,753.
Currently on 3Dmark I have: 10,911 overall, 11,443 for graphics, and 8,368 for CPU. The CPU seems to be the main concern. XMP is enabled.
I have a Ryzen 3700x and 2080, and I play at all maximum settings with 1440p. On maps like nuke in that area near CT spawn, when it gets busy my FPS drops from 200s or 300s to high 100s. Is this typical? I just want to be sure so bad performance doesn’t affect other games.