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You have to do it in the main menu.If i do it during game play my game crashes.

Fixed it and it was the dumbest thing ever. Just had to turn shader details to low. It was always on high dunno why it only recently started freaking out now. I'm so happy I reinstalled windows (◔_◔). Thanks for all the help

Good day I checked and it utilizing both my CPU and GPU

Thanks I'll give it a try and get back to you.

I built the PC around a year ago

Good day people of steam Problems. I used to get around 300 fps on CSGO. But since about a week ago (27 March 2020) I've been getting crazy FPS drops. Here you can find a vid of the drops --> --> What you should know. All my temps are below 60°C. New windows so its up to date. (↓↓) New CSGO so no config. (Installed new windows thinking something was wrong with my OS) Vega 64 drivers are up to date. I use a 144Hz monitor. ( Samsung CFG70) I play on 1080p Game DVR is off. I've unparked CPU cores. I've run it in compatibility mode PC Specs. Z270F CPU: i7-7700K Mobo: Asus ROG Strix RAM: Corsair Vengeance White Led 8GB x 2 GPU: Radeon RX Vega 64 Cooler: Coolermaster Masterliquid ML240R SSD 2: 850 PRO 2.5" PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G2 Also, it drops in random spots. Sometimes I'll get 200+fps on B and sometimes I'll get 16fps "60fps is fine. Stop complaining" - If you haven't had 144hz before, you don't have anything to compare to. I'm looking for genuine help here not criticism. "100fps is normal for your setup" - Nope, as I said before, I've gotten over 300fps before. If you need any info feel free to let me know. Thanks