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MacBook Pro 16, macOS Catalina 10.15.4.
Hope this will help anybody.
My machine is a MAC pro 5,1, eGPU was upgraded to Radeon RX 580, both CPU was upgraded to Xeon 5890. I know that is not a big deal when compared these upgrade to the recent i7 pc on the market.
I originally think that running CSGo in boot camp having the AMD driver and GPU overclock setting will give at least a smooth game play experience in my LG ultrawide monitor. However it even lag in the lowest resolution set to 1024 x XXXX.
But the good is I found CSGo running very smooth in the highest resolution of 25XX x XXXX, in OSX Catalina.
I also got the steer mouse app to make the mouse perform as good as in windows.
It is great that I don’t have to upgrade my computer because the new Mac Pro is too expensive to buy. And all my life is in iCloud so I still could not required to change to the recent i7 new pc in The market yet. However, I think my next computer will be an i7 pc in the future.
Launch System Preferences > Displays > check "Default for Display"