LTT bench tests the system's capabilities and performance.
LTT bench tests the system's capabilities and performance.
This video shows the X299 benchmarking CS:GO at 4K with top settings, achieving 291 FPS. I was curious about how Linus manages such high numbers in real gameplay. Also, anyone know if someone tested a system with a 1080Ti and a 7700K running at 1440x1080 in 4:3 ratio, using medium to low settings? For players not focused on CS:GO, FPS really matters for competitive matches.
He evaluates it with uLLeLetical's FPS benchmark, correct? https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f...=500334237
CSGO improves significantly after SC tuning, outperforming MC settings. Hit 4670k at 4GHz + 1070, achieving 1280x1024. Stable around 300-400fps, with occasional drops to the 200s.
I think the top choice is to upgrade to a unlocked CPU and increase its speed if that makes sense.
For a Z series board, CSGO isn't demanding the GPU heavily. Consider upgrading to a CPU with quad cores—it's sufficient for the game, though it won't handle high settings well. Alternatively, you could wait until Source 2 releases an update that improves performance.
We've been expecting source2 for three years already. It seems it's not coming any time soon, at least not soon.