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CPU/GPU Throttling, intrusive drivers of anti-cheats/anti-virus, high standby memory, HD failing, etc. Remember that CSGO is CPU intensive, so it will be very sensitive to CPU frequency oscillations and will trigger throttling. Check if the temps are okay and if the frequency is not changing before ...

In CS:GO the mouse exactly the same if you have the same aspect ratio (i.e. 4:3 or 16:9) and thus a lower resolution wouldn't affect the mouse directly. Correct, which is why I was sure to add "it probably depends on how the given game calculates mouse input." The bulk of the difference is likely d...

There can be lower lag at the same frame rates because there is lower percentage utilization. A heavily loaded GPU will sometimes lag more even at the same frame rate. Because frame-time is composed by both CPU time + GPU time. So if your CPU renders in 3.3ms and the GPU in 2.5ms, you will have 300...

Because frame-time is composed by both CPU time + GPU time. So if your CPU renders in 3.3ms and the GPU in 2.5ms, you will have 300 fps (1000 *1/max(cpu, gpu)) once the buffer stabilizes but the total latency of a single frame is 3.3 + 2.5. If you can reduce the GPU render time to 0.5ms by lowering ...

If only game could use multi thread instead of single core performance maybe cpu dont get maxed out at 40% usage ... new ryzen should fix this Yes, CS:GO is entirely CPU-limited, which means the faster single-core performance your CPU has, the higher potential FPS for that game. EDIT : Ive find thi...

It's not the case of CSGO for sure if you play in low resolution and have any decent GPU. Just leave the game uncapped. According to CapframeX, I have a little less input lag (<1ms) capping with Nvidia V3 at 300 fps but I don't know how they are measuring it. It does feel good and is the setup that...

It's not the case of CSGO for sure if you play in low resolution and have any decent GPU. Just leave the game uncapped. According to CapframeX, I have a little less input lag (<1ms) capping with Nvidia V3 at 300 fps but I don't know how they are measuring it. It does feel good and is the setup that ...

I think that the author main point is to know the overhead of Low Latency Mode on Ultra for scenarios when it is not needed (bottlenecked by the limiter or CPU). I didn't find any significant difference on my tests so I just leave it on ultra on all cases. Some people claim it adds significant inpu...

I think that the author main point is to know the overhead of Low Latency Mode on Ultra for scenarios when it is not needed (bottlenecked by the limiter or CPU). I didn't find any significant difference on my tests so I just leave it on ultra on all cases. Some people claim it adds significant input...

Chief, three questions: 1) In the past, I was able to achieve up to 480hz equivalent scanout speed in a lower resolution and 200hz. I also got 360hz equivalent at 240hz. Do you think that VRR will use this exceeding vertical value or will be limitted by the native max VBI? 2) I always believed that ...