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-Delete temporary files
-Reset modem/router
-Run a program that analyzes cpu and gpu usage. I would guess with that setup, you might be getting 50 / 50% cpu / gpu usage, maybe, which is fine, no bottlenecks.
-Turn on high performance mode
-Clear out all launch options
-Turn on nvidia Reflex
-Change your rate in game ( you can find your rate value by typing "status" in console. Most players have theirs at ~768000). Play around with that number whilst in some non-comp gamemode and have the jitter graph show up only "if conditions are poor" and figure out when it jitters a lot
-set buffering to 1 or 2 packets
-Disable any sort of alternative to vsync such as async
-delete Nahemic from your pc if it got on there
-try to run basically no other background programs besides the essential ones
-Uncap your fps and play some random non comp gamemode for 5 minutes or so. Try to find your average low. It's best to do this in an offline server as your setup will generate maximum frames and adjusting this value will be way easier. Your stable framerate will be half your lowest fps value. So you get 700fps, you should not get anything lower than 175fps. This will help your 1% and 0.1% lows and eliminate them. However, you should have your game menu set to render maybe 160-200fps, this will tell your pc the baseline to use for performance (so you don't get wild fluctuations)
-keep the max fps at 0, unless the fps fluctuates too much, then put the max fps value at ~50fps higher than your game menu fps
-lower all your graphics settings except maybe shadows (I even have my texture filtering to bilinear)
-Lower AA, if lowering graphics then some things will be pixilated but mostly stuff like your shadow obscured in a smoke.
-Turn off first person tracers
-disable boost enemy contrast
-make sure audio drivers are good too, as well as the lan driver.
-check your memory speeds with cpu-z (xmp/expo is best left on if your ram had good timings)
-go to steamapps/common/csgo/bin/win64/ I think is the file path. Find cs2.exe and right click go to properties, disable "enable full-screen optimizations" and also disable "dpi scaling"
-hardware acceleration is turned off
-game mode on windows is set to on
-after doing all of this I would reinstall and then verify files and launch the game, see how it goes from there
do you know what apps that gives the most accurate temps?
I think my fps dropped too after the latest updates? Maybe there is something, but not sure.
Edit: I have laptop ryzen 7 + rtx 3070
CPU temperature is avg 90-92 degree and GPU temperature is avg 60 degree.
CPU usage is avg 20% when playing. I will try to change my thermal paste today since this is the only thing i can do for laptop, and see if the problem is solved. I will give updates.
I already did everything bro, no changes, i did this untill the last step (reinstalling and verify).
Did you try using some cooling pad? It provides airflow and also elevates the laptop. I am not saying cooling pad will make a 20°C difference, but it may cool your CPU just enough so the game is playable.