You’d know immediately if that was the case, but it’s always better to be safe than sorry.ĭynamic Super Resolution is beautiful for things like screenshots, but it causes a huge performance hit. Set this to “All.” Even if you only have one graphics card, it acts as a failsafe to make sure the game isn’t running on a motherboard’s integrated graphics. Since we’re looking to reduce cost and improve performance, NVIDIA recommends that we leave it on “Application Controlled.” If you really want it to, NVIDIA cards can overlay their own antialiasing with whatever the game provides. This neat little adjustment makes dark corners like under palace on Mirage easier to see without causing a loss of FPS. Source plays nicely when we keep the Filtering inside the game, so we’ll set this to application controlled and take care of it in-game. Since we’re not going on a windy walk here, turn this off for a decent performance increase.Īnisotropic Filtering makes textures crisper and less blurry. This produces a fading effect on light as it scatters around objects. In terms of FPS, the less sharp, the better. It’s best to leave this one for last and test it by setting it at around 50% and seeing if you notice a difference in how well your eyes can pick out targets.
While image sharpening can make everything more clear, too much can distort the image. This is a post-process effect, meaning that it’s applied to the image as it comes from your GPU to your monitor. Increase CSGO’s FPS with the NVIDIA Graphics Control Panel We’ll go through each setting, describe it, and then list the recommended “Setting” for improving FPS in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. In the box, there will be two columns labeled “Feature” and “Setting.” We’re going to change these around so that when CSGO starts, the graphics card will use whatever settings we place here instead of the ones that Counter-Strike tells it to use.īy customizing your NVIDIA settings here, players have more control over their framerate than if they only relied on the in-game tools. If it’s not there or you can’t find it, you can click “Add,” navigate to CSGO.exe, and select it that way.
By making these settings exclusive to Counter-Strike, they’ll only run this way when the player starts CSGO.Ĭlick on the tab labeled “Program Settings” and select “Counter-Strike: Global Offensive from the list. There are two options: change the graphics settings across the entire computer, or just for a single program. Now we’re where we get to tell the GPU exactly how we want it to handle anything we want it to. Under the heading “3D Settings,” select “Adjust Image settings with preview.” Select the circle next to “Use the advanced 3D image settings” before going back to the left-side menu and selecting “Manage 3D Settings.” Once you’ve done that, head over to the list on the left. We’ve heard horror stories of players using a 144hz monitor but never changing its refresh rate from the default 60hz. Since we’re here, if you’re lucky enough to have a 144 or 240hz monitor, make sure the refresh rate is set to the correct value on the right side of the screen. The left side has a list of different settings, while the right side shows all active monitors currently connected to the computer. A window will open that is separated into two sections down the middle.
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