miscellaneous
Different advices
Monitor's settings and configuration
First of all I want to tell about monitor connection - Display-port, DVI (DVI-D), HDMI.
DVI-D (dual link) and Display-port - both are fine and provide less input lag than HDMI, so if now u are using HDMI go for other connection method. HDMI give u more input lag, unplayable.
BENQ option - INSTANT MODE - always set it ON, because of less input lag.
Many monitors have option called "overdrive", "AMA", usually there are 3-4 presets called as "off", "low", "high" or somth. This option reduce response time, but too high settings may provide "ghosting", u will see black or blue "ghost" behind fast moving objects on screen. Toy with the option a bit to see what looks best.
NEVER use monitor scaling options such as 17", 19", 20" because of huge input lag.
DVI-D (dual link) and Display-port - both are fine and provide less input lag than HDMI, so if now u are using HDMI go for other connection method. HDMI give u more input lag, unplayable.
BENQ option - INSTANT MODE - always set it ON, because of less input lag.
Many monitors have option called "overdrive", "AMA", usually there are 3-4 presets called as "off", "low", "high" or somth. This option reduce response time, but too high settings may provide "ghosting", u will see black or blue "ghost" behind fast moving objects on screen. Toy with the option a bit to see what looks best.
NEVER use monitor scaling options such as 17", 19", 20" because of huge input lag.
Console commands:
-high - don't use it, can reduce performance. Especially if u are streaming.
threads more than 4 - cs go probably cant use more than 4 threads, so don't use this command cause of stuttering, reducing performance etc.
mat_queue_mode - set it on "2" just force "enable multi-core rendering", "-1" is auto, so u can change it in "video settings" inside cs:go.
threads more than 4 - cs go probably cant use more than 4 threads, so don't use this command cause of stuttering, reducing performance etc.
mat_queue_mode - set it on "2" just force "enable multi-core rendering", "-1" is auto, so u can change it in "video settings" inside cs:go.
Eyes Can Only See at 30 fps etc. Same with monitor frequency :D
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