Cr1tical said:
i will link your answers to steam cs:go community so everyone can make fun of you. just simple as that. i asked you for a help to my problem and all you have given me is same old: you dont need more than 60 fps because your eye cant see more?! and so what if i dont need more than 60fps, i simply want it and that's the end off the story. you call me troll? dudes pls if you can't help or you are just not so familiar with hardware/software as it seems, do not, reply to people who are asking for help and call them trolls, because of your ignorance. ty gl&hf
Not to sound mean, but if you are serious, then you are one stupid little ignorant person. Sorry, but you don't know what you are talking about. The thing is, it is difficult for people to distinguish above 60HZ/60FPS(however, some people, like myself, can see a difference. And it does help having a 120HZ refresh rate in CS). If your monitor is 60HZ (which it probably is because the good quality monitors that are 120HZ are $300+), then you can't display anything more than 60FPS so stop whining. And if you have a 120HZ monitor, then you can't display anything more than 120FPS. What you should be worrying about is input lag and frame lag. If you want to get better at CS GO, you should get a better mouse for the quick and accurate precision and low input lag. Nvidia cards have lower frame times (which means that frames get sent quicker to the monitor) but the 260X shouldn't be too bad on frame times. 120FPS+ is more than needed. Also, newer graphics cards aren't as compatible for older games, meaning that you won't be able to get as good FPS. But anything above 60FPS is great and is all you need, given that your monitor is only 60HZ. It doesn't matter if you want more, it doesn't help. It is like giving more bullets to a gun, no matter how many bullets a gun has in the magazine, it will ALWAYS shoot at the same rate. Giving your monitor more frames (bullets) doesn't change the fact that your monitor will only display 60 MAX frames per second. Just remember, HZ=FPS. If a monitor says that it has 60HZ, then it will display 60FPS. If a monitor has 60HZ, then anything above is not needed because it simply cannot display more frames, it is IMPOSSIBLE. So you don't have to worry about your performance in CS GO, because unless you get a 120HZ monitor, then you are fine. GL&HF