in csgo for 144hz do you run vsync OFF or ON?

[alihazzi7]

in csgo for 144hz do you run vsync OFF or ON? with vsync i get 130fps with a 144hz monitor with it off i get 500-600fps

[Hunched]

You never use vsync if you want the lowest amount of input lag

[comicsansms]

Turn off Vsync on source games, when I played HL2 and enabled vsync there was latency, Linus also commented about latency with vsync with L4D. 

 

 

[dalekphalm]

3 minutes ago, alihazzi7 said:

in csgo for 144hz do you run vsync OFF or ON? with vsync i get 130fps with a 144hz monitor with it off i get 500-600fps

I would check your display drivers to see if you can cap the framerate at 144 Hz... though many CS:GO players will intentionally run at hundreds of FPS to get the lowest latency.

[elpiop]

keep it off, vsync will cause input lag. uncapped frame rate will increase your cpu/gpu temps though. 

[Bl00dgod]

in steam you can cap the fps with console commands in many games without vsync

was something like t.maxfps xxnumberxx

[MilkJugg24]

Never use vsync for an FPS unless there's an obvious amount of screen tearing, the input lag is there, no matter how slight it may be.

[Paranoid Kami]

Never use Vsync at all unless you have a major screen tearing issue. It neuters your fps and creates latency. Most CS:GO players run with an fps of at least 400 to get the lowest possible latency.

[Rodinski]

15 hours ago, dalekphalm said:

I would check your display drivers to see if you can cap the framerate at 144 Hz... though many CS:GO players will intentionally run at hundreds of FPS to get the lowest latency.

Also improves hit reg as the server updates faster.  CSGO and 1.6 share similar network connections (linked to screen refresh rates).

[kol]

vsync off

fps_max 0