[SOLVED] Cs go walls and corners "jumping" towards me (Stuttering)

[Velorth]

Hello,

I've asked for help tons of time and i never got a solution for this particular problem. When im playing i have around 120-130 fps (that's alright) but with my old computer, with much less fps i could play much better. Let me explain you why.

Its kind of "strange" and i don't know very well how to describe it, but its like everystep my character takes it stutters for a milisecond (literally, not even more) I can notice it a lot when I see the corners of objects (cars, boxex, walls) because they seem to jump towards me every step i take. I have a "good computer" (It depends on everyone's money but in any case i'll put my aspects down there). I've tried to update, uninstall Nvidia drivers, tried every single f**king console comand, launch option and tried every single youtube video my friends sent to me but there's no solution, im DESPERATED.

My specs:

16 Gb ram 2666 mhz
SSD 500 GB
Geforce GTX1060 6Gb
Ryzen 1800 without OC
Windows 10
Corsair m45 (Avoid this mouse at all costs, it changes dpi itself on w10)
Ping in games: Between 5 and 40 ~

A video, in which you can see the problem im trying to describe (Also i think i should get A LOT more fps)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSCKBr2hu8c&feature=youtu.be


Edit:

My old specs:

I7 920 2'4 ghz
12 Gb ram 1333
Gtx 760
No problems at all, but it died.

[Komrade]

Ping?

[Velorth]

Originally posted by kennyS csgogem.com:

Ping?

5-11 (Max 32) every game (competitive)

[MYHAY (#$efP9)]

?Ping ?

[Velorth]

Originally posted by ThEPoInT ◥◣ ◢◤:

?Ping ?

5-11 regularly but in some games 3x-4x

[Velorth]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSCKBr2hu8c&feature=youtu.be Updated with a video example (Open it in browser and fullscren or maybe you won't notice it)

[Velorth]

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[Velorth]

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[Flo-9]

Check CPU load while playing. Add this 2 launch options +mat_queue_mode -2.

[Dori V•V]

Are all drivers up2date, especially chipset drivers and graphics card drivers?
Is the graphics card in the primary PCIe x16-Slot and has a power cable connected if necessary?
Did you try setting the performance mode to maximum performance in your Nvidia control panel?
Do the FPS improve when you decrease the resolution or detail settings?
Did you check for running background processes?
Did you do a clean new Windows install or did you carry your Windows installation from your previous PC?

[Velorth]

Originally posted by Flo-9:

Check CPU load while playing. Add this 2 launch options +mat_queue_mode -2.

Tried it with 0,1,2 -1,-2, does not improve but thanks for trying to help me!

Originally posted by ─»Compufreak«─:

Are all drivers up2date, especially chipset drivers and graphics card drivers?
Is the graphics card in the primary PCIe x16-Slot and has a power cable connected if necessary?
Did you try setting the performance mode to maximum performance in your Nvidia control panel?
Do the FPS improve when you decrease the resolution or detail settings?
Did you check for running background processes?
Did you do a clean new Windows install or did you carry your Windows installation from your previous PC?

Everything updated and connected perfectly (I can run PUBG at 74 stable fps on big towns in high/ultra). Fps does not increase when changing resolution, Its a clean windows install and its on maximum performance over 3d quality. Im super lost, i've tried to reinstall, install it on a HDD, nothing works

[Dori V•V]

Originally posted by Velorth:

Originally posted by Flo-9:

Check CPU load while playing. Add this 2 launch options +mat_queue_mode -2.

Tried it with 0,1,2 -1,-2, does not improve but thanks for trying to help me!

Originally posted by ─»Compufreak«─:

Are all drivers up2date, especially chipset drivers and graphics card drivers?
Is the graphics card in the primary PCIe x16-Slot and has a power cable connected if necessary?
Did you try setting the performance mode to maximum performance in your Nvidia control panel?
Do the FPS improve when you decrease the resolution or detail settings?
Did you check for running background processes?
Did you do a clean new Windows install or did you carry your Windows installation from your previous PC?

Everything updated and connected perfectly (I can run PUBG at 74 stable fps on big towns in high/ultra). Fps does not increase when changing resolution, Its a clean windows install and its on maximum performance over 3d quality. Im super lost, i've tried to reinstall, install it on a HDD, nothing works

Hmm that it doesn't improve when changing resolution might hint to a CPU bottleneck or issue. So checking the CPU load like mentioned above is a good idea, especially regarding how many cores are used and if one or more are running at 100%. Is your RAM running at above 2666Mhz? Everything above it is considered overclocking and can cause strange behavior as well.

I also heard that assigning the CS:GO-thread to less cores in the task manager might help in some cases as well, might be worth a shot. There als is this startparameter for setting the maximum amount of threads, look it up and try to play around with that one as well.

More doesn't come to my mind right now, I wish you the best of luck!

/Edit: Setting power management of windows to high performance is worth a shot as well (IIRC especially the new AMD processors had some issues with performance profiles, might also be a thing to ask google about). In the Nvidia driver I also especially meant that power saving option, not sure what it is named as I'm on my phne right now.

Oh, and also check for a Bios-Update.

[Chaw]

You said it’s a new PC? Is the computer using the integrated graphics card or the 1060? Fairly often when you get a new PC the computer will use the motherboards graphics card

-edit: had a bro who has had a 1300$ rig for 2 years, and finally realized he was using the wrong graphics card. Went from 25 FPS to 75-100 (pubg)

[Velorth]

Originally posted by Chaw:

You said it’s a new PC? Is the computer using the integrated graphics card or the 1060? Fairly often when you get a new PC the computer will use the motherboards graphics card

Its a desktop so and this AMD processor doesn't support videogames (i mean its not like new I7 that can manage low graphics games)

Originally posted by ─»Compufreak«─:

Originally posted by Velorth:

Tried it with 0,1,2 -1,-2, does not improve but thanks for trying to help me!



Everything updated and connected perfectly (I can run PUBG at 74 stable fps on big towns in high/ultra). Fps does not increase when changing resolution, Its a clean windows install and its on maximum performance over 3d quality. Im super lost, i've tried to reinstall, install it on a HDD, nothing works

Hmm that it doesn't improve when changing resolution might hint to a CPU bottleneck or issue. So checking the CPU load like mentioned above is a good idea, especially regarding how many cores are used and if one or more are running at 100%. Is your RAM running at above 2666Mhz? Everything above it is considered overclocking and can cause strange behavior as well.

I also heard that assigning the CS:GO-thread to less cores in the task manager might help in some cases as well, might be worth a shot. There als is this startparameter for setting the maximum amount of threads, look it up and try to play around with that one as well.

More doesn't come to my mind right now, I wish you the best of luck!

/Edit: Setting power management of windows to high performance is worth a shot as well (IIRC especially the new AMD processors had some issues with performance profiles, might also be a thing to ask google about). In the Nvidia driver I also especially meant that power saving option, not sure what it is named as I'm on my phne right now.

Oh, and also check for a Bios-Update.

Windows is on maximum performance, bios and everything updated... Tried with maximum cores, rn im going to try with half of them just to see if it improves (which i highly doubt!) How can i check if my cpu bottlenecks? But it would be strange, its kinda new processor

Edit: Same fps with half of the threads... but the problem persists

[Chaw]

Also, you can look on google for guides on how to optimize rigs for gaming, like ensuring all your cores are on 100% to reduce FPS loss, super nifty and definitely worth looking into

[Velorth]

Originally posted by Chaw:

Also, you can look on google for guides on how to optimize rigs for gaming, like ensuring all your cores are on 100% to reduce FPS loss, super nifty and definitely worth looking into

Yea but... its counter strike, an "old" game, its not like if it was an ARK, GTA or something super new, i shoudn't had to do it :S