Bad performance on Ryzen 7 2700x and RTX 2060.

[Cake]

Here are my full specs.

• Ryzen 7 2700x
  
• RTX 2060 6GB
  
• 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz

So keep in mind that all my games in my library run find other than CS:GO, I have updated drivers and bios and everything is up to spec and date. I run R6, Overwatch, BFV all ultra settings with no problems. I just built this PC, so dust or overheating is not a problem.My Nvidia control panel is optimizied and I have an SSD


My problem is that I'm getting terrible perfomance than what I should be getting on this system with the lowest settings, even if I decrease the res to 720p. I'm getting some terrible microstutter, even with map preload on or off. Even my old pc that was even worse than this was getting a steady 121 FPS with no stutters whatsoever.

Does anyone have a similar system to mine and knows of a fix?

[Noman]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500334237 Use this map to try to boost your fps

[mpeL]

Have you been able to determine where's the bottleneck? If not, I'd monitor the use of your components using MSI Afterburner to figure out the root cause.

[Cake]

TESLA C/ CAMBIO MANUAL a écrit :

Have you been able to determine where's the bottleneck? If not, I'd monitor the use of your components using MSI Afterburner to figure out the root cause.

Why would there be a bottleneck with that setup. I'm using afterburner and riva tuner. My GPU usage and CPU usage is fine. Nothing is maxed out.

[Cake]

vice a écrit :

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500334237 Use this map to try to boost your fps

FPS isn't the problem. Stuttering is the problem.

[mpeL]

Cake a écrit :

TESLA C/ CAMBIO MANUAL a écrit :

Have you been able to determine where's the bottleneck? If not, I'd monitor the use of your components using MSI Afterburner to figure out the root cause.

Why would there be a bottleneck with that setup. I'm using afterburner and riva tuner. My GPU usage and CPU usage is fine. Nothing is maxed out.

Well there's always a bottleneck somewhere, even it is rather high. You shouldn't be getting bad performance with your rig though. If FPS isn't the issue, do you have a graph from Afterburner with the frametimes?

I would check the usual stuff like verifying your files and whatnot, plus deleting all config files and resetting the video settings. Make sure you didn't turn off multicore utilization on the graphics settings as well.

[BTW]

Close your web browser while playing.

[Anero]

BTW a écrit :

Close your web browser while playing.

Yes because 8 core cpu will have problem with browser. You are not so smart

[BTW]

Anero a écrit :

BTW a écrit :

Close your web browser while playing.

Yes because 8 core cpu will have problem with browser. You are not so smart

Some sites, like cs money, causing stuttering in csgo.
I am sorry that I am trying to help with my level of stupidity. Mea culpa.

[Anero]

BTW a écrit :

Anero a écrit :

Yes because 8 core cpu will have problem with browser. You are not so smart

Some sites, like cs money, causing stuttering in csgo.
I am sorry that I am trying to help with my level of stupidity. Mea culpa.

As far as I can assure you, never had site like cs money create stutter, despite having less cores

[Cake]

TESLA C/ CAMBIO MANUAL a écrit :

Cake a écrit :

Why would there be a bottleneck with that setup. I'm using afterburner and riva tuner. My GPU usage and CPU usage is fine. Nothing is maxed out.

Well there's always a bottleneck somewhere, even it is rather high. You shouldn't be getting bad performance with your rig though. If FPS isn't the issue, do you have a graph from Afterburner with the frametimes?

I would check the usual stuff like verifying your files and whatnot, plus deleting all config files and resetting the video settings. Make sure you didn't turn off multicore utilization on the graphics settings as well.

I'm just not sure why you think there is a bottleneck when I've explained that none of my other games get stuttering. I run afterburner with frame times, 1 percent and .1 percent lows on every other game. It's buttery smooth. Clearly there is something wrong with the source engine or it is poorly optimized for Ryzen CPU's. I'll verify my files and delete all video and config.

[mpeL]

Cake a écrit :

TESLA C/ CAMBIO MANUAL a écrit :

Well there's always a bottleneck somewhere, even it is rather high. You shouldn't be getting bad performance with your rig though. If FPS isn't the issue, do you have a graph from Afterburner with the frametimes?

I would check the usual stuff like verifying your files and whatnot, plus deleting all config files and resetting the video settings. Make sure you didn't turn off multicore utilization on the graphics settings as well.

I'm just not sure why you think there is a bottleneck when I've explained that none of my other games get stuttering. I run afterburner with frame times, 1 percent and .1 percent lows on every other game. It's buttery smooth. Clearly there is something wrong with the source engine or it is poorly optimized for Ryzen CPU's. I'll verify my files and delete all video and config.

To clarify the bottleneck thing: I tend to call software issues holding a computer back also a bottleneck, given that they're often limiting a component's potential. I don't think you have any hardware limitations.

If the previous steps didn't work, try using -threads 4 and -high on your launch options. I'd also try temporarily disabling SMT (aka hyperthreading), updating the BIOS and checking memory timings.

You should be expecting about 400FPS avg with about 130FPS 1% lows, as seen here: https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/ca6xiu/amd_now_has_the_fastest_cpu_for_csgo_according_to/

How are your numbers?

[tempest toast]

Do u have a 50 inch monitor

[Komrade]

TESLA C/ CAMBIO MANUAL a écrit :

Cake a écrit :

I'm just not sure why you think there is a bottleneck when I've explained that none of my other games get stuttering. I run afterburner with frame times, 1 percent and .1 percent lows on every other game. It's buttery smooth. Clearly there is something wrong with the source engine or it is poorly optimized for Ryzen CPU's. I'll verify my files and delete all video and config.

To clarify the bottleneck thing: I tend to call software issues holding a computer back also a bottleneck, given that they're often limiting a component's potential. I don't think you have any hardware limitations.

If the previous steps didn't work, try using -threads 4 and -high on your launch options. I'd also try temporarily disabling SMT (aka hyperthreading), updating the BIOS and checking memory timings.

You should be expecting about 400FPS avg with about 130FPS 1% lows, as seen here: https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/ca6xiu/amd_now_has_the_fastest_cpu_for_csgo_according_to/

How are your numbers?

Why -threads 4? It's a 16 thread CPU.

[mpeL]

notkennyS gamekit.com a écrit :

TESLA C/ CAMBIO MANUAL a écrit :

To clarify the bottleneck thing: I tend to call software issues holding a computer back also a bottleneck, given that they're often limiting a component's potential. I don't think you have any hardware limitations.

If the previous steps didn't work, try using -threads 4 and -high on your launch options. I'd also try temporarily disabling SMT (aka hyperthreading), updating the BIOS and checking memory timings.

You should be expecting about 400FPS avg with about 130FPS 1% lows, as seen here: https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/ca6xiu/amd_now_has_the_fastest_cpu_for_csgo_according_to/

How are your numbers?

Why -threads 4? It's a 16 thread CPU.

Troubleshooting, really. Perhaps telling Source to use a lower number of threads improves scheduling...? I have no idea if it'll change anything.