RTX 2080ti only getting like 200 fps on csgo

[MoeOriginal6]

Built new computer yesterday and I'm only pulling 200ish fps in csgo 1024x768 stretched

havent had a chance to try any other games since they arent dled yet, but is there some issue here? I've seen people getting 400-600 on 1080p while streaming with the setup I have

 

on top of this the whole computer usually freezes if I try to use the OC mode on the motherboard through the bios. 

 

is there something im missing? because my laptop with a 3gb 2060 pulls the same performance on counter strike

 

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Type	Item	Price
CPU	Intel Core i9-9900K 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor	$488.89 @ OutletPC
CPU Cooler	Corsair H100i RGB PLATINUM 75 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler	$139.99 @ Amazon
Motherboard	Asus PRIME Z390-A ATX LGA1151 Motherboard	$179.89 @ OutletPC
Memory	G.Skill Trident Z RGB 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory	$94.89 @ OutletPC
Storage	Crucial P1 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive	$99.85 @ OutletPC
Video Card	Asus GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 11 GB ROG Strix Gaming Advanced Video Card
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Power Supply	Corsair RMx (2018) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply	$137.99 @ Amazon
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[Streetguru]

6 minutes ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

 

I take it the windows install is fresh?

Probably try updating your motherboard bios, and using the other PCI-e slot in the motherboard.

And what kind of monitor do you have?

[tp95112]

do you have fps_max set to 999?

[MoeOriginal6]

3 minutes ago, tp95112 said:

do you have fps_max set to 999?

Already done, its bouncing between 200-250

 

I just noticed that I have 1 pci e connector that splits into 2 plugged into this card. Do i need to use 2 separate pcie cables for it? or is the one pcie cable that splits into 2 good? and could this also result in the crashes ive been getting while in oc mode?

[Crunchy Dragon]

3 minutes ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

I just noticed that I have 1 pci e connector that splits into 2 plugged into this card. Do i need to use 2 separate pcie cables for it? or is the one pcie cable that splits into 2 good? and could this also result in the crashes ive been getting while in oc mode?

Your current cable should be fine...

 

Are your drivers up to date?

[MoeOriginal6]

2 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Your current cable should be fine...

 

Are your drivers up to date?

yes they are indeed

[jones177]

A 3 fan 2080 ti needs 2 150 watt connectors plus the 75 watt from the PCIe slot to work properly.

One of my cards uses up to 387 watts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[MoeOriginal6]

OK FOLKS

 

I've done the following

 

- Re installed drivers

- Re Seated GPU

- Connected 2 separate 8 pin pcie cables to the gpu

- turned hyper threading on and off (made little to no difference)

- put the gpu on OC mode

- put the cpu on OC mode

 

fps went up by 50, now we hitting 300, with the occasional 400 when looking at a wall on a workshop map

 

not sure whats happening here, but I need some more things to try

[Squanchy]

Just my two cents... Try unparking your CPU cores?

https://coderbag.com/programming-c/disable-cpu-core-parking-utility

[MoeOriginal6]

1 hour ago, Squanchy said:

Just my two cents... Try unparking your CPU cores?

https://coderbag.com/programming-c/disable-cpu-core-parking-utility

gonna try that tonight, I played some games today (far cry 3) and streamed on counter strike (which actually made my fps go up) and my gpu was sitting at around 40-50% usage the whole time, also tried this with hyper threading disabled

[ImAyaanKhan]

2 hours ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

gonna try that tonight, I played some games today (far cry 3) and streamed on counter strike (which actually made my fps go up) and my gpu was sitting at around 40-50% usage the whole time, also tried this with hyper threading disabled

Try checking your BIOS performance settings and making sure everything is set to performance mode instead of quality

[MoeOriginal6]

Checked everything you guys have recommended I check so far.

 

idk what going on tbh

[ThePD]

Check CPU Temps. Your running at 1024x768. You are putting way more stress on the CPU than the 2080ti. If your CPU temperatures are getting high that will be a huge limiting factor in the FPS you are seeing. I only suggest this because you paired a 2 fan AIO with a overclocked 9900K. The 9900k is a super hot chip. If your thermals are all over the place, consider looking at a 3 fan AIO and using Thermal Grizzly.

[MoeOriginal6]

29 minutes ago, ThePD said:

Check CPU Temps. Your running at 1024x768. You are putting way more stress on the CPU than the 2080ti. If your CPU temperatures are getting high that will be a huge limiting factor in the FPS you are seeing. I only suggest this because you paired a 2 fan AIO with a overclocked 9900K. The 9900k is a super hot chip. If your thermals are all over the place, consider looking at a 3 fan AIO and using Thermal Grizzly.

I just played on it, the cpu was at 24% usage (this is non oc'd) and the gpu was somewhere around 28%-39%

 

Temps on gpu and cpu never got above 45 degrees C, assuming its not giving me false readings

 

 

[ThePD]

8 minutes ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

I just played on it, the cpu was at 24% usage (this is non oc'd) and the gpu was somewhere around 28%-39%

 

Temps on gpu and cpu never got above 45 degrees C, assuming its not giving me false readings

 

 

Was the CPU usage being measured on the CPU as a whole, or individual cores. I would expect at least 1 core would be maxing out, given the resolution your playing at.

[MoeOriginal6]

2 minutes ago, ThePD said:

Was the CPU usage being measured on the CPU as a whole, or individual cores. I would expect at least 1 core would be maxing out, given the resolution your playing at.

I did one with the whole cpu being measured, and one with each individual core

 

the highest I saw was 40% on one core, then it would drop down, when I checked the cpu as a whole it was saying 24% sometimes jumping to 26%

[ThePD]

6 minutes ago, MoeOriginal6 said:

I did one with the whole cpu being measured, and one with each individual core

 

the highest I saw was 40% on one core, then it would drop down, when I checked the cpu as a whole it was saying 24% sometimes jumping to 26%

Did you install the Intel Spectre+Meltdown and other various security patches?

Edit: Also, check in Nvidia Control Panel underneath the CSGO settings. See if the GPU is running in adaptive mode. If it is, set it to Always perfer maximum performance. Issue could be the resolution your playing at is not generating enough of a load on the GPU so it is entering power savings mode.

[MoeOriginal6]

4 hours ago, ThePD said:

Did you install the Intel Spectre+Meltdown and other various security patches?

Edit: Also, check in Nvidia Control Panel underneath the CSGO settings. See if the GPU is running in adaptive mode. If it is, set it to Always perfer maximum performance. Issue could be the resolution your playing at is not generating enough of a load on the GPU so it is entering power savings mode.

intel what??

 

and everything in this pc is set to max power settings

[SpookyCitrus]

On 9/20/2019 at 8:17 PM, MoeOriginal6 said:

Built new computer yesterday and I'm only pulling 200ish fps in csgo 1024x768 stretched

The 2080ti is a 1440p and 4K ready GPU the majority of users who use it are going to be at the very minimum 1920x1080. Running that low of a resolution could very well be bottlenecking the card. With a system as beefy as that you could easily be running 1440p 144hz. I have a similar build but with a 8700k at 5Ghz, I haven't tried CS:GO since getting my 2080ti last week but every single game I have tried max settings at 1440p are 130fps plus, most in the 200fps range. As for CS:GO I had around 300fps with my 1080ti on 1440p. I can test when I get home and see my max but If I were you I'd definitely pick up AT LEAST a 1920 x 1080 high refreshrate monitor.

[MoeOriginal6]

1 hour ago, SpookyCitrus said:

The 2080ti is a 1440p and 4K ready GPU the majority of users who use it are going to be at the very minimum 1920x1080. Running that low of a resolution could very well be bottlenecking the card. With a system as beefy as that you could easily be running 1440p 144hz. I have a similar build but with a 8700k at 5Ghz, I haven't tried CS:GO since getting my 2080ti last week but every single game I have tried max settings at 1440p are 130fps plus, most in the 200fps range. As for CS:GO I had around 300fps with my 1080ti on 1440p. I can test when I get home and see my max but If I were you I'd definitely pick up AT LEAST a 1920 x 1080 high refreshrate monitor.

Yea at the moment I have a 144hz 1080p monitor. I'll definitely upgrade to a higher resolution monitor soon. I play that resolution because I'm used to it, and honestly I prefer that resolution while playing CSGO. But if thats the reason why this is happening then alright, just as long as I can run everything else well

 

I just wanna make sure this isnt a hardware issue in anyway so I dont find out too late about it later on if it is

[Envit0]

CS:GO engine is known to be broken af and added value from high end CPU's and GPU's are not properly used, especially issues with Coffee Lake where you get pretty much same fps no matter if lowering the settings (from what I hear around). If you are using 144hz monitor and getting ~200 FPS you are still seeing the most you can.. Have similar specs to you and had same issue. Try turning of hyper threading in BIOS and get back with results. This helped me somewhat.

[MoeOriginal6]

Found out what the issue was

 

I did a reinstall of windows and checked all the connections, apparently only part of my 24pin mobo power was connected, so I connected the other part and now OC mode is stable and voltage went up, no more crashes and streaming at like 400fps now.

 

I didn't even know the i9 could run off of 18pin instead of 24pin but ok

 

Also got rid of geforce experience, that program for noobs

 

Thanks for all the help boys, turns out it was my mistake in the end but now its fixed