Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, popularly known as CSGO, competes for Steam’s most popular game. It has found a resurgence in its popularity and has recently peaked in 2020 in the number of players that play the game. Based on Valve’s Source Engine, the game received major asset overhauls during the years since its inception nearly 10 years ago. Still, it’s a light game and can be played on fairly lighter systems but the competitive scene for CSGO has seen average players demand high FPS from their systems thus gaining favorable standing with GPU vendors just from the demand for higher FPS alone. CSGO is a game that can easily go past 500FPS on enthusiast systems on maximum settings. We’re including CSGO as requested by our community.
API: DirectX9 (default)
Maximum In-Game Settings
Texture Streaming Disabled
Vsync OFF
What was going on with that huge discrepancy between the 4070 FE and this card in the Cyberpunk benchmarks?
I am actually reconfirming. I assumed it was because it was an OC card on launch but now that’s I’ve tested other OC’d cards, the diffeence should only be around 5FPS in 1080p. For reference the ASUS TUF 4070 OC and GB Aero 4070 OC both hit around 129FPS @1080p. I only got these cards recently so I’ll be update these once the data is final.
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