CS:GO 300+ fps

[Ricardo56]

I don't really expect my 1060 6 gb to get more than 300 fps on CS:GO but I've never really seen people get over 300. Is it the fps_max 0 command or is there any other command I don't know about??

[LUUD18]

Most likely the fps_max command. It's also useless to have more then 300 fps.

[Ricardo56]

1 minute ago, LUUD18 said:

Most likely the fps_max command. It's also useless to have more then 300 fps.

I'm not saying anyone needs it (pro players actually do lower the graphics settings even if their PC's are complete beasts) but it kind of messes with me how it never gets over the threshold. Little things in life that get to me, y'know?

[8-Bit Ninja]

2 minutes ago, Ricardo56 said:

I'm not saying anyone needs it (pro players actually do lower the graphics settings even if their PC's are complete beasts) but it kind of messes with me how it never gets over the threshold. Little things in life that get to me, y'know?

By default cs is capped fps wise, but i cant remember what too 

[LUUD18]

6 minutes ago, Ricardo56 said:

I'm not saying anyone needs it (pro players actually do lower the graphics settings even if their PC's are complete beasts) but it kind of messes with me how it never gets over the threshold. Little things in life that get to me, y'know?

They lower the settings because it gives them advantages (lower resolution means bigger enemies and give you more focus). Lowering shadows etc makes the enemy more visible. 

[Spenser1337]

Yes, it is capped to 300 and you have to do fps_max 0

 

lots of pros use 4:3 black bars because it helps them focus on the middle and 4:3 stretched because the heads are bigger, not for performance 

[Ricardo56]

5 hours ago, LUUD18 said:

They lower the settings because it gives them advantages (lower resolution means bigger enemies and give you more focus). Lowering shadows etc makes the enemy more visible. 

I play 4:3 stretched because I'm myopic and have a pretty hard time spotting enemies on 16:9. Can't say I started playing much better but it helps. And some pros still prefer 16:9, just preference in the end

[Praesi]

Sean Murray gets 18 Quadtrillion FPS on his 60Hz Display.

[PlayStation 2]

CS:GO by default is capped at 300fps by the fps_max console command.

In any case, even with a great CPU and GPU, you're going to be flinging around in frame rate, so the cap does serve a bit of a purpose, at the very least.

[Ricardo56]

4 hours ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

CS:GO by default is capped at 300fps by the fps_max console command.

In any case, even with a great CPU and GPU, you're going to be flinging around in frame rate, so the cap does serve a bit of a purpose, at the very least.

The 1060 doesn't really go over 300 either way so