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Load CS2 and select the 4:3 aspect ratio and the desired resolution (eg, 1024x768) then quit the game.
Now open a terminal and run this command:
swaymsg 'output * mode 1024x768'
The desktop should switch to that resolution with black bars at the edges.
Now open CS2 again to "enjoy" the experience of being unable to see enemies at the edge of your field of view.
Scrot or it didn't happen:
https://postimg.cc/q64s73Vg
I also have AMD hardware but I don't need their silly control software because I run a proper operating system :-)
Why would you want black bars, it cuts off important parts of your screen..? are you a stupid?
it's literally the same as having it stretched, just with the perceived speed of 16:9. also some of us prefer it so if you don't have a solution you could just shut the ♥♥♥♥ up.