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Will fps_max 0 bottleneck CPU or GPU in CS:GO?

z0neGOD

Hello guys! So lets say I have fps_max 0 on for more fps. Is there any down sides? I mean the game itself is set at max 300 fps. But does anything happen to the cpu or gpu as I mentioned. Will it decrease or increase the usage?

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CS:GO is CPU limited. The GPU will scale with it until the CPU hits its max though, so both components will heat up more.

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1 minute ago, NelizMastr said:

CS:GO is CPU limited. The GPU will scale with it until the CPU hits its max though, so both components will heat up more.

Do you think I should keep it on max 300fps?

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3 minutes ago, z0neGOD said:

Do you think I should keep it on max 300fps?

There is no benefit to having more than 300fps. Maybe a few nanoseconds less input lag, but that's about it.

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2 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

There is no benefit to having more than 300fps. Maybe a few nanoseconds less input lag, but that's about it.

okay my man thankyou agian.

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launch options:

-console -novid -high -threads 4 -tickrate 128 fps_max 144 (if you have a 144 hz monitor)

 

fps max 0 = no limit, will work fine

 

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