gtx 1070 ti can't run csgo at 300fps?

[Coffee]

Exactly as the title said, but I'm also aware that csgo is quite cpu heavy.
However, my previous graphic card was a gtx770 with the same cpu as I have right now: intel i7-4790 @ 3.60GHz, and my fps was consistently at 200-290 fps.

I recently upgraded my psu (750W) and my gpu (gtx 1070ti), why is it that my graphic dropped to just around 140-150fps?

I also put all of my csgo's setting at the lowest, and adjusted my nvidia control panel 3d setting at the highest performance. I also turned off fps cap in csgo. I tried everything but my fps won't increase. I can't even play at maximum setting in csgo without getting frame drop.

Any help would be appreciate.

[Komrade]

Install drivers, make sure your monitor is plugged into your GPU.

[Len]

update drivers

[Coffee]

Originally posted by kennyS:

Install drivers, make sure your monitor is plugged into your GPU.

It is plugged in my gpu

Originally posted by KMaster:

check your in game console command fps_max
it is probalby capped by that

I also did that. On opening screen, my fps is at 1000+ fps, only in game that it dropped down to 140 fps.

[Coffee]

Originally posted by Len:

update drivers

It said I have the latest geforce driver. I also updated everything on driver booster.

[Pancakes]

i upgraded my gpu from 750ti to 1070ti, got fps boost from 100 up to 200-300. Right now what is keeping me from getting higher is the lack of performance from the rest of my pc (i5 4440, 16gb 800mhz and motherboard)

[Pancakes]

keep in mind i've used quite a bit of commands to get it high, and for your end, i do not know what is causing this problem.

[Irene ❤]

Check nvidia control panel, ensure vsync is turned off
Also in game settings, ensure triple buffet is turned off.
It could be due to a sync with your 144hz monitor.

[Coffee]

Originally posted by Irene:

Check nvidia control panel, ensure vsync is turned off
Also in game settings, ensure triple buffet is turned off.
It could be due to a sync with your 144hz monitor.

Yes, both of them turned off.

[【๖ۣۜ.#נυѕтƒαмє™】]

Something is wrong with your PC. i have a i5-2500k OC to 4,4ghz paired with a GTX 1060 6gb and i get about 220-390fps

[asgasdasdf]

Originally posted by 【๖ۣۜ.#נυѕтƒαмє ♥】:

Something is wrong with your PC. i have a i5-2500k OC to 4,4ghz paired with a GTX 1060 6gb and i get about 220-390fps

l have nvidia gtx 650TI and have over 300+ fps ingame

[【๖ۣۜ.#נυѕтƒαмє™】]

Originally posted by Legit-GamerZ:

Originally posted by 【๖ۣۜ.#נυѕтƒαмє ♥】:

Something is wrong with your PC. i have a i5-2500k OC to 4,4ghz paired with a GTX 1060 6gb and i get about 220-390fps

l have nvidia gtx 650TI and have over 300+ fps ingame

Because Source needs more CPU...

[asgasdasdf]

Originally posted by 【๖ۣۜ.#נυѕтƒαмє ♥】:

Originally posted by Legit-GamerZ:

l have nvidia gtx 650TI and have over 300+ fps ingame

Because Source needs more CPU...

what kind of source?

[Rayanxvl]

thank

[CHASMIROKAR]

i upgraded my GPU from Sapphire Radeon HD7770 1GB version to EVGA GeForce 1060 3GB SSC, i had like 170-280FPS before and now im stuck on 130-200. Idk whats wrong with this...

[Irene ❤]

I suspect it's due to previously left over driver files or registry settings.

Maybe you can try Launching CS:GO from GeForce Experience rather than Steam.
It loads a new display configuration from nvidia software.

Finally, try do a perfect driver uninstalling.
First uninstall, then power off. Start, restart. Install drivers, restart.
Or try out DDU (display driver uninstaller software)

Also ensure your windows is most up to date version (17134). Recent forum messages have confirmed that previous version of Windows Insider / Windows 10 have caused issues.

Don't rule out a faulty power supply too ^ ^; Maybe you can test it with the previous power supply? Hopefully it's that version where you can plug the cables around.