Problems with CS:GO

[s2kboie]

Hello everyone,

 

When I first built this computer I was thinking of using it solely for the purpose of producing work. That didn't last that long because I wanted to play games and the k2200 graphics card that I had on it didn't give me the best casual gaming performance I wanted. I opted to install (in addition) a GTX 970 and use that as a top PCI slot and the k2200 at a lower one. However, after everything was done, when I went to play some CS:GO the game still had moments that were laggy/ game rubberbaning. This doesn't happen to any other game I play though. I also tried just using the GTX970 and the problem is still the same.

 

initially I thought it was driver issues, but even after uninstalling and reinstalling the newest drivers, the problem persisted. I heard that Nvidia Experience could be a problem, but I uninstalled and still the problem was there. Also tried to reinstall CS:GO, but nothing. I also heard it might be a memory sharing issues, but I am not sure how that works.

 

If anyone knows how to fix this issue it would be great help! 

[Synawke]

Hello everyone,

 

When I first built this computer I was thinking of using it solely for the purpose of producing work. That didn't last that long because I wanted to play games and the k2200 graphics card that I had on it didn't give me the best casual gaming performance I wanted. I opted to install (in addition) a GTX 970 and use that as a top PCI slot and the k2200 at a lower one. However, after everything was done, when I went to play some CS:GO the game still had moments that were laggy/ game rubberbaning. This doesn't happen to any other game I play though. I also tried just using the GTX970 and the problem is still the same.

 

initially I thought it was driver issues, but even after uninstalling and reinstalling the newest drivers, the problem persisted. I heard that Nvidia Experience could be a problem, but I uninstalled and still the problem was there. Also tried to reinstall CS:GO, but nothing. I also heard it might be a memory sharing issues, but I am not sure how that works.

 

If anyone knows how to fix this issue it would be great help! 

why do you even have the second card in the computer? just take it out entirely

[skyress3000]

why do you even have the second card in the computer? just take it out entirely

He tried that...

[Synawke]

He tried that...

He did? i dont see where it says that....

[Synawke]

Do you have vsync on? You can get stuttering. 

[skyress3000]

He did? i dont see where it says that....

 

I also tried just using the GTX970 and the problem is still the same.

[s2kboie]

Do you have vsync on? You can get stuttering. 

I have tired running the game on low setting and V-sync Off, but still the same. I test my internet connection and the download and upload speeds are consistent. 

[Fausto315]

vsync = death in csgo because of the mouse lag that comes with it. 

[s2kboie]

I was also wondering if it was my display's issues, but i dont think it should be. It is an ASUS VS24AH-P 24" IPS display with 5ms. Also would it be that I am running the DVI cable into a DVI to display port adapter and then back into the GTX970?

[Xenift]

Rubbery?

That is internet issues is it not?

[Xenift]

Do sv_graph 1 to see your actual latency, both for the cpu and the gpu also the internet.

The sv_host shows how responsive your client is and the ping shows how fast your internet is.

[s2kboie]

Do sv_graph 1 to see your actual latency, both for the cpu and the gpu also the internet.

The sv_host shows how responsive your client is and the ping shows how fast your internet is.

 

 

Is sv_graph 1 and net_graph 1 different?

[Xenift]

Is sv_graph 1 and net_graph 1 different?

Derp its actually net_graph 1

Sorry havent typed that in for centuries alr

[s2kboie]

Derp its actually net_graph 1

Sorry havent typed that in for centuries alr

Currently I am at work and will check once i get home. I will keep you posted. 

[sgtcool]

snap

what is your ping ingame when you have the "lag" youre talking about?

[s2kboie]

what is your ping ingame when you have the "lag" youre talking about?

My ping in game from when I do notice is around 55-65 ping. However, i do notice that sometimes "loss" and "choke" raise randomly from 0% to 6%ish. What does that mean?

[Xenift]

My ping in game from when I do notice is around 55-65 ping. However, i do notice that sometimes "loss" and "choke" raise randomly from 0% to 6%ish. What does that mean?

Means that 6% of the packets sent were dumped into oblivion.

This is a form of unreliable network service, mostly apparent when you surf the web over long areas and the link between them being weak.

I play with a ping of 5-10 stable, 0% because the server is literally 50km away from me. (Fiber as well )

The stuttering observed can be caused by the internet, the only way to clarify this is when you stutter in-game, look at the net graph and identify whether the loss goes up, or that your ping spikes up, both can be solved differently.

 

To solve packet loss, look for a better network connection such as maybe fiber optics, or perhaps a more expensive internet plan that focus on reliability.

OR

Look for servers within your region.

 

To solve random lag spikes, make sure that the spike is not caused by using a wireless network, if not then finding a better network supplier is in order.

[s2kboie]

Hey Xenift,

 

Sorry for getting back to you so late. When I do lag in-game, the loss goes up, meaning it is possibly my network connection issue. I do have multiple people on the same network and the bandwidth could be running thin. However, I do think it is the network connection problem. I run an Ethernet cable right into my computer, but other members use wifi in my house at the same time. I am also considering that it might be dirty power going into the modem and router, which might vary the connection strength (maybe because of non-smooth power, i might be getting loss in-game). I have a UPS (uninterrupted power supply) on its way and will give it a try to see it by chance that might be the problem.