How does LTT bench CS.

[thecooleo]

In this video benching X299 

The result for CS:GO at 4k at very high settings is 291 FPS. I was wondering if anyone knew how Linus gets his average fps. In an actually game that seems really high to me. I was also wondering if anyone had tested a system with a 1080ti and a 7700K running at 1440x1080 4:3 at medium to low settings. For non csgo players asking wtf why such low everything on such a beast setup, FPS is everthing to the most competitive csgo players.

[Droidbot]

He tests it using uLLeLetical's FPS benchmark, I think?

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500334237

 

 

[thecooleo]

That was my first thought as well but i cant believe the performance hes getting, I have a gtx 1060 i5 7500 playing at medium to low settings at 4:3 1440x1080 and am getting about 200-220fps  

[Droidbot]

CSGO gains hard from SC perf, not MC perf. 4670k @ 4Ghz + 1070 here, running 1280x1024 lowest I hit 300-400fps with some dips into the 200s.

[BrinkGG]

3 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

He tests it using uLLeLetical's FPS benchmark, I think?

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500334237

 

 

Highest settings running that bench I believe. 

[thecooleo]

Thank you droid so by far the best thing i can do is upgrade to an unlocked CPU and overclock it if I understand this correct 

[Droidbot]

Just now, thecooleo said:

Thank you droid so by far the best thing i can do is upgrade to an unlocked CPU and overclock it if I understand this correct 

If you have a Z series board, yeah. CSGO really doesn't exercise the GPU hard, so get a better CPU for now (quad core is fine, CSGO doesn't use HT or more than 4 cores super effectively, but they might count for background tasks more) or just wait for Source2 to actually see better performance.

[thecooleo]

 we have been waiting for source2 for what 3 years now? I dont think its happening sadly atleast anytime soon 

[Streetguru]

12 minutes ago, thecooleo said:

Thank you droid so by far the best thing i can do is upgrade to an unlocked CPU and overclock it if I understand this correct 

I mean you could upgrade to a 7700K, but it's not going to make too big of a difference really.