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SJ0RZ30 Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:21pm
Low fps on csgo (70/80) While having a i7 7700k And rx 580 8gb
in the morning i was playing csgo with 300+ fps but now i am playing with 70/80 i really dont understand i did not change anything can someone help me? and i can play overwatch high settings 300 fps and battlefield 4 max settings 120+ fps i really dont understand
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Indiana Georg Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:22pm 
Why won’t you post this in the csgo forums ? :IS2Mad:
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mimizukari Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:22pm 
nothing wrong with 60 fps...
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DarkCrystalMethod Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:22pm 
Perhaps you joined a server that was in a completely different region. Its somewhat hard to get good servers all the time. I guess it also depends on how well (or not) that matchmaking works.
Also yes, do ask in the CS:GO Forums where the pros reside.
Last edited by DarkCrystalMethod; Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:23pm
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AlmightyDunkle Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:24pm 
Originally posted by Yuiko:
nothing wrong with 60 fps...
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Vince ✟ Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:25pm 
Originally posted by AlmightyDunkle:
Originally posted by Yuiko:
nothing wrong with 60 fps...

This obsession with FPS has become way out of hand.
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AlmightyDunkle Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:28pm 
Originally posted by Vince:
Originally posted by AlmightyDunkle:

This obsession with FPS has become way out of hand.
300 is a bit excessive lmao.
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Mossy Snake Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:33pm 
Originally posted by AlmightyDunkle:
Originally posted by Vince:

This obsession with FPS has become way out of hand.
300 is a bit excessive lmao.
For competitive CSGO it actually does matter, as it helps with reaction time.

He should check what server he was on, and then verify game cache.
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Violeta Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:35pm 
Not all graphics cards preform the same, even if its the same kind and same brand it might be a lemon.
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Mossy Snake Dec 23, 2017 @ 6:36pm 
Originally posted by Sashie:
Not all graphics cards preform the same, even if its the same kind and same brand it might be a lemon.
This isn't a GPU problem. CSGO is 100% CPU dependant, his GPU barely matters. It's likely his internet or the game itself.

If not, he should check his temps. They always seem to be the culprit for everyone on Steam for some reason...
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OnlyRosalina Dec 26, 2017 @ 2:20am 
Originally posted by MossyRathalos:
Originally posted by AlmightyDunkle:
300 is a bit excessive lmao.
For competitive CSGO it actually does matter, as it helps with reaction time.

He should check what server he was on, and then verify game cache.
The most CS:GO players do not even have a clue about refresh rates on their display screens...
I highly doubt that this guy has a 240 or even a 144hz screen.
Last edited by OnlyRosalina; Dec 26, 2017 @ 2:22am
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Logan Dec 26, 2017 @ 2:21am 
Ask this in CS GO forums,duh.
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