@@ChrisPBacon-ou1bv Of course! TH-camrs are known for being perfet in every way and when anyone who tries to criticise them are wrong and, in fact, are idiots. (should probably say, this is sarcasm)
I can't stop appreciating philip for the effort he puts in his videos. I can't imagine myself installing and uninstalling graphics cards just to show some plebs that they will barely play CS2. And btw I love watching you either before sleep or after I wake up philip. Your narratives always calm me.
@@3kliksphilip Just keep doing what you are doing, be sure that there are people like me who love listening and watching your analysis on "the guts" of our beloved games.
@@3kliksphilip i second @innerFire’s comment about the time this video had to of consumed. Props to you for that Philip, u & @TurboMotionZ should collab on csgo sometime, his channel has been suffering from yt algorithm not pushing his cs videos lately
@@3kliksphilip i dont even play csgo and barely watch people playing it, but your analysis on it and testing makes me watch your videos as it is interesting to me. Thanks, Philip!
@@Bootymuncher23 you dont need to upgrade for cs2 man 1080 it's just fine myself i have 1070 don't worry, if you buy new cards it's for other AAA games.
Thanks, Philip, for linking to the AMD Vega video, it caught me off guard! I love the attention you put into your custom subtitles, I always make a point to watch all your videos with them switched on because of the cool things you sometimes add... :)
That clip from Going Low made me unexpectedly nostalgic and somewhat melancholic. I can't believe how many years have gone by since that series has ended. Thanks for keeping your channels going though, you're one of the rare creators who I haven't lost interest in over the years
I have 1660 TI but on a laptop, which is less powerful than the desktop version and cant say I am having a lot of FPS. But again for CSGO, the processor I think is more important.
@@tanphan1848 i'm glad to hear it! i tend to run mine with a modest power limit so i'll likely get similar results to his 56 tests while running a little cooler
Pretty sure we'll have some improvements in regards of performance, its a limited beta, majors of updates will be necessary until we get a perfect cs2 and would love to see these comparations
I had a Vega 56 for a few years. A lovely card! (with some voltage/power tweaking) I recently upgraded to a 6700xt for below 300. If I hadn't found this deal, I would still happily play with my retired Vega card.
Don't forget you're only testing dust2. The only available in cs2 of course, but at least in csgo performance differs greatly between maps as you know. Some maps halves the fps from dust2
I'm still using a Vega 56 with a 2560x1440 monitor and it's doing just fine. If you can live with using mid settings instead of high you can still play modern games on it and have a lot of fun.
I’m using a vega 64 and it ages incredibly well from what i’m seeing. It keeps getting faster and faster over the years. Also on my way to a 2k high refresh monitor in 1-2 weeks.
True! I hope in another ten years we're having this same conversation about CSGO then vs now performance except with CS2 then vs now performance! I can't wait to see what they get around to adding later on. A whole part of why they're making the shift is because they want headroom for new stuff. Exciting times in the world of CS!
Seeing the great long term quality of older cards vs the nickel and diming of modern cards just makes me sad for times gone by. I feel like cards as of late are only designed to last two - three years tops.
I bought a 4080 and 5800X3D specifically for the source 2 engine, besed on the performance of Dota 2. The 5800X3D was 100fps better than the 12900ks in Dota 2 and it even beat the 13700k there.
I am using my gtx 1060 6gb for like 6 years, and it's still enough to play 1440p high in most of the popular games like cs:go, valorant, overwatch or minecraft. I'll probably play cs2 with my 1060 too. It can get me 180 fps on most of the maps, and I don't need more because I have 180hz monitor, so thanks for these tests :)
I am rocking Vega 64 and it is a pretty powerful card. But the blowie design means every time I want all the performance I have to get ready for jet takeoff
I had a friend that used to say that nobody is playing cs at 1080p anyway. Sadly, he passed this year and i think this statement passed together with him as he never saw CS2 :/
no cap. next time you do this benchmark stuff, it could be to collab with Linus Tech Tips, they have all the cards which make it cheaper, and I'm sure they are happily doing it
hey how well do you think it would preform on the lowest settings on the GT730 DDR3 because all my other parts are good but my gpu is not great so i am mainly asking how heavy is the gpu requirement for the game? does the gpu you use really matter much for it? i don't play cs often but when global offensive switches to cs2 how big is the preformance change? has the graphical requirements changed much or is is around the same?
I had to throw away my old 1600x CPU for a new (like 3 years old new) 5600x to play CS2 MM comfortably on highest settings in 144hz. CPU is more important for CS2 as it was for the CSGO, my GPU is 2070 super.
@@wapuh6371 1280x960 4xmsaa occlusion and particles on medium, the rest on high, HDR on performance, FSR off, NVIDIA reflex on+boost, on Mirage running around alone ~600 fps, ~288 99% fps .
I really hope you will also make a "CS2 vs older CPUs" because as a i5 6600 user with radeon r9 380x I am really wondering if a GPU upgrade would be enough in order to get higher fps.
Does fps differ when the tested solo on a dedicated server? Or at least a server hosted not by the benchmark PC? I’m not sure if it can be done in cs2 beta. I just feel being the localhost server will affect cpu performance. Great vid though. Very useful info! :)
There will be a significant FPS tax if you run a server on your computer. It doesn't help that server makes additional calculations while playing the game. This is more apparent if you also host bots.
Honestly you could hardly tell any difference, might be just a few fps. However when you have bots on your server, yes it drops fps a lot. Speaking from my experience with R5 2600.
@@Dapplication will there though? The test is clearly bottlenecked by gpu and I would assume that most if not all of the server host tax is geared towards the cpu?
Nice to see a modern game not trying to kill midrange cards. But yeah, CS Go 2 should run on everything. As in everything with a decent enough graphics card and cpu. Because this game needs to be able to be played by MANY players. I do like the future upgrades, but I am sure the pro gamers will shut pretty much all of them down for even more FPS.
I can say with my i5-8600K RX480 playing 4:3 1280x1024 with everything on low except shadows high and MSAAx2, I am getting 140-220 FPS in real games depending how much action there is. I am now considering a new GPU, but apart from an old video Gamers Nexus did, its hard to find good benchmarks, because the game have seen a number of updates since the Gamers Nexus video.
If you think that's bad, I started playing CSGO on an old GeForce 7800 GT & Intel Core 2 Duo 6400. It would drop into single digit stutters when nades went off scattering weapons with physics calculations. The cheapest imaginable upgrade was a blessing at the time.
@@wibs0n68 I wonder if none of these low end GPUs will suffice to play CS2, with all of the skins and player models, and new smoke grenades. Not to mention dust2 is not an full fledged source2 map yet. This video makes it look like those oldies could run the game.
@@__aceofspades That literally makes no sense. Let me help you, they add more CPU load, but GPU load as well. Since videocard is what renders everything on screen. This is a test for GPU performance here, not CPU benchmark.
The Vega64 is such an underrated beast. Got one for around £80, thermal modded already. Runs every single game at ultra on 1080p while undervolted! AMD drivers are AMD drivers but it's still worth it.
For another type of benchmarking, sort of; in my experience the CS GO bots tend to use the same routes in the first rounds of CS. Maybe it's just my imagination but you could try this for yourself. CS 2 is sadly out of my mere mortal grasp at the moment, so I'm not familiar with the bots there. Anyways, always a pleasure seeing your videos, cheers!
So, the question of "do CS2 run better than CSGO on lower hardware ?" remain, I was expecting an answer to this question, we all know how it's important to have 300+ fps on CSGO, but that's mainly because of the spaghetti code from CSGO 10+ years after, it's unconsistant so we NEED that headroom to, as you say, buffer problematic scenarios. You tested a 680, I do know from experience that a 770 is 300+ fps or 200-250fps on newer maps, BUT, the smokes are actually killing the FPS so bad when you are in one, this is changing the game now with CS2, as we don't know how it run on such scenario with old graphic cards. CS2 run with lower FPS, but it might actually runs better than CSGO on 200fps, on par with other games that don't run like dogshit like CSGO do when you are around 100-140fps. So far I think no one answered that yet :/, I dont need it, I have a 3070 now, but I know a lot of people do want to know that, that would be cool to test the feeling (stutters, low %1 as you tested, performances with explosions, smokes etc.) rather than just the FPS.
"Representative of real world performance": - molotov at spawn - one guy shanks his temmate and gets instantly kicked - teamflashes Counter Strike in its purest form
Bro has an i9 13900k and 64GB DDR5. Definitely has an effect on things - even a 680 is kind of beasting. Lower resolution=more CPU=more FPS with this setup. Higher resolution+graphics=more GPU dependant.
@@lyndonhayes3311 you can plug in a mouse+kb. I did this while visiting my parents to play Valheim. I hate building+inventory management on joysticks, it felt just like using my pc.
I'm not a nerd of graphics but it's always good to learn and educate myself in that matter. Anyways, I hope my GTX card runs CS2 with a decent performance.
Am I bugging? I've played on Intel's iGPU, an RX 460, a 1060, a 1660ti, and a 1660 super and none of those consistently have anywhere over 250fps. 4:3 1080p low settings
since talking about graphic, will aspect ratio still be an important feature for CS2? with the volumetric smoke and sub tick, AR seems not as important as CSGO
I'm suprised the new source 2 engine runs so well. Most titles that run on current modern engines run like shit I can see some good programmers made this engine. I guess because its previous purpose was to run VR games, it had to have been so well optimized to be able to have games that look great but also be playable at 120fps 4k resolutions on vr headsets. This engine has so much potential, because it is very modern, They utilize the latest technology and optimizations techniques, unlike other engines which are built on a very old base and are flooded with unnessesary crap.
Kinda late to this but RX6600 do be going for £189.99 rn and has been for some time now but it is what it is, if anyone wants to you could get the XT for another £45 extra.
I love that Philip thinks of his entire viewership watching him when eating their lunch
I am
He isnt wrong though
@@GlinFilm what you havin
lunch gang
Same just ate spaghetti haha.
it's nice to see 3kliksphilip and 2kliksphilip collaborating.
They are brothers after all.
@@CatsT.M proove it
@@mokmokfish2910 One (or both) of them have said so and they would never lie to us, they are TH-camrs!
@@CatsT.M Ah yes, perfect proof. TH-camrs would never ever lie to anyone!
@@ChrisPBacon-ou1bv Of course! TH-camrs are known for being perfet in every way and when anyone who tries to criticise them are wrong and, in fact, are idiots. (should probably say, this is sarcasm)
I can't stop appreciating philip for the effort he puts in his videos. I can't imagine myself installing and uninstalling graphics cards just to show some plebs that they will barely play CS2. And btw I love watching you either before sleep or after I wake up philip. Your narratives always calm me.
@@3kliksphilip Just keep doing what you are doing, be sure that there are people like me who love listening and watching your analysis on "the guts" of our beloved games.
@@3kliksphilip are you brother with 2kliksphilip?
@@3kliksphilip i second @innerFire’s comment about the time this video had to of consumed. Props to you for that Philip, u & @TurboMotionZ should collab on csgo sometime, his channel has been suffering from yt algorithm not pushing his cs videos lately
@@9rave969 he thinks so but bro is bipolar
@@3kliksphilip i dont even play csgo and barely watch people playing it, but your analysis on it and testing makes me watch your videos as it is interesting to me. Thanks, Philip!
Good to know the 4090 can scrape by in CS2, got the card to play singleplayer sight seeing titles but you already know its gonna end up being 99% CS
I use mine for TH-cam...
@@crylune can we trade my 1080 runs perfect on youtube
@@Bootymuncher23 i'm good thanks
@@Bootymuncher23 you dont need to upgrade for cs2 man 1080 it's just fine myself i have 1070 don't worry, if you buy new cards it's for other AAA games.
@@kroooassant9899 what CPU do you have? My 1080 doesn't perform well in CSGO, especially not on the updated/new maps. Drops down to 100 are common
So should we test different old vs new CPUs next??
Yes please!
i7 2600k enters the room
@@djukic921 i5-2520 exits quietly lol
@@__Who-am-i__ Q6600 ?
@@djukic921 What a beast that one is! Great CPU!
the editing, the voice, the pleasant music - this guy's videos always make me feel at home
Has to be noted - same framerate doesn't necessarily mean same input lag. Hopefully CS2 in better in this regard.
Honestly if it wasn't for cycles I think you could maybe turn down the bloom? Try and add more geometry and make sure the topology is good
@@vilmfilm why are you talking about blender here
@@nirybiry shhhh hush
There are more factors that go into input lag than most people know.
GPU usage, frametimes, power states and that's just on the GPU side.
i would prefer csgo performance even through specially for higher refresh rate expereince
That clip of ultimate competitive griefing at round start will never cease to be funny
lol, same everytime..
Where is it from?
@@Pcvro 'going low in csgo' i thinbk
Can someone put a timestamp?
@@Brigand178:37 and 8:55
an absolute legend he showed the results in the first 5seconds of the video
Great vid! Will need to be updated once CS2 drops tho, the limited test ran on "old" build by now so Hopium
Thanks, Philip, for linking to the AMD Vega video, it caught me off guard! I love the attention you put into your custom subtitles, I always make a point to watch all your videos with them switched on because of the cool things you sometimes add... :)
That clip from Going Low made me unexpectedly nostalgic and somewhat melancholic. I can't believe how many years have gone by since that series has ended. Thanks for keeping your channels going though, you're one of the rare creators who I haven't lost interest in over the years
The collab nobody saw coming yet we all needed
I have 1660 TI but on a laptop, which is less powerful than the desktop version and cant say I am having a lot of FPS. But again for CSGO, the processor I think is more important.
I have the same card (Asus tuf f15, I5 10300h gtx1660ti maxq, 16 GB RAM) i think valve will optimize the game so we can be happy. Souce 2 forever ❤️💪
Same card here, and with a Ryzen 7 2700x I have no FPS issues. You're right, the CPU is definitely important.
yeah for CSGO, but for CS2 GPU will be as important. I have 300-400 FPS all on high on CSGO but I have around 170 on CS2 Dust 2
thermals... maybe
@@pisiciculapte4251But will it run on a 486?
as a vega 64 owner, i'm glad to see representation (of its power and coil whine) in a video like this about a game i really want to play
Also using vega 64 here. He's testing the 56 so its safe to say our GPUs are a bit faster than this especially with some tuning and HBM OC.
@@tanphan1848 i'm glad to hear it! i tend to run mine with a modest power limit so i'll likely get similar results to his 56 tests while running a little cooler
Pretty sure we'll have some improvements in regards of performance, its a limited beta, majors of updates will be necessary until we get a perfect cs2 and would love to see these comparations
I had a Vega 56 for a few years. A lovely card! (with some voltage/power tweaking)
I recently upgraded to a 6700xt for below 300. If I hadn't found this deal, I would still happily play with my retired Vega card.
That the Vega does so well is crazy. Can you do some 1440p testing. That performed like crap in the 1% lows in cs go ...
Don't forget you're only testing dust2. The only available in cs2 of course, but at least in csgo performance differs greatly between maps as you know. Some maps halves the fps from dust2
I don't know if it's a me problem, but I think the subtitles are broken. Also, I see that you have gotten better!
They are working on for me, maybe a refresh is needed?
@@dutifulbarrel9084 done it 5-6 times, probably issue for only me I guess
yeah they're also broken for me... weird
I save all your videos to my watch later playlist to eat alongside with
@3kliksphilip Occasionally, however in my tiers of videos to watch, your videos are at the top reserved for dinner 😏
I'm still using a Vega 56 with a 2560x1440 monitor and it's doing just fine. If you can live with using mid settings instead of high you can still play modern games on it and have a lot of fun.
I’m using a vega 64 and it ages incredibly well from what i’m seeing. It keeps getting faster and faster over the years.
Also on my way to a 2k high refresh monitor in 1-2 weeks.
@@tanphan1848 yeah amd card age like fine wine, the performance went up like 30% to even sometimes 40% in some games over the years.
It's not a sandwich today, it's a double mcplant, some fries and a mcflurry, good video too!
😢🤤🫠
The beginning caught me so off guard, I'm literally half way through my sandwich and decided to watch this
Have you tested the CS2 smoke on older cards? Apparently the volumetric smoke can be up to half of the gpu frame budget!
this leaves so much room for valve to upgrade cs2 to cs2.1
True! I hope in another ten years we're having this same conversation about CSGO then vs now performance except with CS2 then vs now performance! I can't wait to see what they get around to adding later on. A whole part of why they're making the shift is because they want headroom for new stuff. Exciting times in the world of CS!
Cs2: episode 1 you mean
i was eating mac and cheese
"no"
@@nickg.580 i thought it was mac and cheese
I’m still watching the whole video but W move to give people what they wanted without watching a 10 minute video
Congratulations for the next chapter of your life Phil
The amount of dedication this man has to his videos to spend 200 pounds for a brand new gpu just for testing. great quality of video!
But Philip how will I make hundreds of stable diffusion waifus an hour with a 1060?
You easily can, with the 6GB model that is.
Always a good day when you post an upload 🙏
Seeing the great long term quality of older cards vs the nickel and diming of modern cards just makes me sad for times gone by.
I feel like cards as of late are only designed to last two - three years tops.
@@3kliksphilip please do make a vid on this! I've only scratched the surface myself and would really enjoy seeing your indepth take on this!
I was not prepared for Philip's unusually extra smooth voice in this video.
Yooo that's absolutely crazy, Wouldn't call myself a "kid" at my age but I'm eating a sandwich and that intro was like what on earth
so my 9 year old GTX 950 could run CS2 with high settings at avg 100fps, but can barely run 60fps on roblox with mediocre settings. Man.
Still rocking your music cut. I love your content.
Seeing that MSI GTX 680 lightning gave me a nostalgia trip so hard I broke my hip
it was a 4 cheese pizza and it was very good, the video length was perfect for the amount i had left!
I bought a 4080 and 5800X3D specifically for the source 2 engine, besed on the performance of Dota 2. The 5800X3D was 100fps better than the 12900ks in Dota 2 and it even beat the 13700k there.
I like the outro music... I hope we'll soon have "Audio Crime v2"
I am using my gtx 1060 6gb for like 6 years, and it's still enough to play 1440p high in most of the popular games like cs:go, valorant, overwatch or minecraft.
I'll probably play cs2 with my 1060 too. It can get me 180 fps on most of the maps, and I don't need more because I have 180hz monitor, so thanks for these tests :)
You are getting 180 fps with 1060 in cs2? What processor do you use?
I am rocking Vega 64 and it is a pretty powerful card. But the blowie design means every time I want all the performance I have to get ready for jet takeoff
Still blown away that I can run a Source2 game at 1440p at max settings on a 1080ti. This engine is really well optimized, imo.
Very informative. Thank you.
I had a friend that used to say that nobody is playing cs at 1080p anyway. Sadly, he passed this year and i think this statement passed together with him as he never saw CS2 :/
im startled by the performance of the RX 6500 XT and by the fact that you know that I watch(ed) this video while eating a sandwich
GTX 960 2GB is my current card for CS. 4790k as well.
no cap. next time you do this benchmark stuff, it could be to collab with Linus Tech Tips, they have all the cards which make it cheaper, and I'm sure they are happily doing it
Played CSGO on GTS450 untill three years ago, that was a beast lol
I was drinking a beer, and I'm happy for the intrusion by Philip
"All gfx cards are disappointing these days", yup, pretty much hit the nail on the head there bud!
Also 8:58 is exactly how i remember cs :D lmao
did you include smoke grenades in your tests? the new smokes raymarched rendering is probably brutal on older cards.
You sound relaxed happy and healthy Phillip! Hope you're doing good!
hey how well do you think it would preform on the lowest settings on the GT730 DDR3 because all my other parts are good but my gpu is not great so i am mainly asking how heavy is the gpu requirement for the game?
does the gpu you use really matter much for it? i don't play cs often but when global offensive switches to cs2 how big is the preformance change?
has the graphical requirements changed much or is is around the same?
I had to throw away my old 1600x CPU for a new (like 3 years old new) 5600x to play CS2 MM comfortably on highest settings in 144hz. CPU is more important for CS2 as it was for the CSGO, my GPU is 2070 super.
good to hear, i also have the ryzen 5 5600x
@@wapuh6371 1280x960 4xmsaa occlusion and particles on medium, the rest on high, HDR on performance, FSR off, NVIDIA reflex on+boost, on Mirage running around alone ~600 fps, ~288 99% fps .
Really enjoyed watching this while eating a milanesa napolitana (you should try it, it's great!)
I really hope you will also make a "CS2 vs older CPUs" because as a i5 6600 user with radeon r9 380x I am really wondering if a GPU upgrade would be enough in order to get higher fps.
i have the 1060 6gb, thanks for the video. maybe i can squeeze some years from this computer still
Is it balanced, or more CPU/GPU intensive?
just me or does this good man sound sick?
You sound sick Philip. I hope you get better.
Does fps differ when the tested solo on a dedicated server? Or at least a server hosted not by the benchmark PC?
I’m not sure if it can be done in cs2 beta. I just feel being the localhost server will affect cpu performance. Great vid though. Very useful info! :)
There will be a significant FPS tax if you run a server on your computer. It doesn't help that server makes additional calculations while playing the game. This is more apparent if you also host bots.
Honestly you could hardly tell any difference, might be just a few fps. However when you have bots on your server, yes it drops fps a lot. Speaking from my experience with R5 2600.
@@Dapplication will there though? The test is clearly bottlenecked by gpu and I would assume that most if not all of the server host tax is geared towards the cpu?
@@Real.eKolin It is GPU bottlenecked because Philip is running the game with a 13900K with E-cores disabled
Nice to see a modern game not trying to kill midrange cards.
But yeah, CS Go 2 should run on everything. As in everything with a decent enough graphics card and cpu. Because this game needs to be able to be played by MANY players.
I do like the future upgrades, but I am sure the pro gamers will shut pretty much all of them down for even more FPS.
I was like "where did you get those FPS from" and then saw 13900k in description
I can say with my i5-8600K RX480 playing 4:3 1280x1024 with everything on low except shadows high and MSAAx2, I am getting 140-220 FPS in real games depending how much action there is. I am now considering a new GPU, but apart from an old video Gamers Nexus did, its hard to find good benchmarks, because the game have seen a number of updates since the Gamers Nexus video.
You think my GTX 1650 4gb and i3-9100F can handle CS2?
It'll be fine unless you are CPU constrained. It should be fine.
If you think that's bad, I started playing CSGO on an old GeForce 7800 GT & Intel Core 2 Duo 6400. It would drop into single digit stutters when nades went off scattering weapons with physics calculations. The cheapest imaginable upgrade was a blessing at the time.
So what you're saying is my 1070 Ti is gonna be fine? Awesome wasn't looking forward to upgrading
Wait, is this all fps benchmarks done on empty map? Well, I think it's safe to say that these things are probably going to tank in real gameplay...
because its hard to be accurate when online play (position varies, emeny location varies, grenade varies)
@@wibs0n68 I wonder if none of these low end GPUs will suffice to play CS2, with all of the skins and player models, and new smoke grenades. Not to mention dust2 is not an full fledged source2 map yet. This video makes it look like those oldies could run the game.
Adding players doesnt really increase GPU load, except for stuff like smokes and mollies. Players add far more CPU load.
@@__aceofspades That literally makes no sense. Let me help you, they add more CPU load, but GPU load as well. Since videocard is what renders everything on screen. This is a test for GPU performance here, not CPU benchmark.
@@pRopaaNS Tbh, I have no idea. There's no official system requirement from valve yet
The Vega64 is such an underrated beast. Got one for around £80, thermal modded already. Runs every single game at ultra on 1080p while undervolted! AMD drivers are AMD drivers but it's still worth it.
the yellow MSI GTX Lightning was so dope😍
For another type of benchmarking, sort of; in my experience the CS GO bots tend to use the same routes in the first rounds of CS. Maybe it's just my imagination but you could try this for yourself. CS 2 is sadly out of my mere mortal grasp at the moment, so I'm not familiar with the bots there.
Anyways, always a pleasure seeing your videos, cheers!
The captions at the start are quite useful
So, the question of "do CS2 run better than CSGO on lower hardware ?" remain, I was expecting an answer to this question, we all know how it's important to have 300+ fps on CSGO, but that's mainly because of the spaghetti code from CSGO 10+ years after, it's unconsistant so we NEED that headroom to, as you say, buffer problematic scenarios.
You tested a 680, I do know from experience that a 770 is 300+ fps or 200-250fps on newer maps, BUT, the smokes are actually killing the FPS so bad when you are in one, this is changing the game now with CS2, as we don't know how it run on such scenario with old graphic cards.
CS2 run with lower FPS, but it might actually runs better than CSGO on 200fps, on par with other games that don't run like dogshit like CSGO do when you are around 100-140fps.
So far I think no one answered that yet :/, I dont need it, I have a 3070 now, but I know a lot of people do want to know that, that would be cool to test the feeling (stutters, low %1 as you tested, performances with explosions, smokes etc.) rather than just the FPS.
NVIDIA likes this
"Representative of real world performance":
- molotov at spawn
- one guy shanks his temmate and gets instantly kicked
- teamflashes
Counter Strike in its purest form
Bro has an i9 13900k and 64GB DDR5. Definitely has an effect on things - even a 680 is kind of beasting. Lower resolution=more CPU=more FPS with this setup. Higher resolution+graphics=more GPU dependant.
Would be interesting to see how the Steam Deck handles CS2.
playing counter strike on joysticks has gotta be a horrible experience
@@lyndonhayes3311 you can plug in a mouse+kb. I did this while visiting my parents to play Valheim. I hate building+inventory management on joysticks, it felt just like using my pc.
Man is laying down in the thumbnail like he’s getting his portrait done on the Titanic
You literally published this 8 minutes before I got my sandwich, thanks, the video lasted exactly 1 sandwich time.
I'm not a nerd of graphics but it's always good to learn and educate myself in that matter. Anyways, I hope my GTX card runs CS2 with a decent performance.
the (english) subtitles are glitched in this video, they show ALL lines of the video in the first few seconds and then dissapear completely
that CC at the start 💀
I literally took a bite of a sandwich just before 0:09
We need Philip to go down the ULMB rabbit hole 💀
I used to love my vega 56, got it for a bargain when they were clearing them, but I hated the coil whine
5:46 Look how they mascaraed my boy...
so i made myself scrambeld eggs and its fantastic. love to eat while whatching you
hey, I am just wondering whether a 3060ti would be good for cs2.
that coil whine feature is sick
i wish I had a coil whine-o-meter
Am I bugging? I've played on Intel's iGPU, an RX 460, a 1060, a 1660ti, and a 1660 super and none of those consistently have anywhere over 250fps. 4:3 1080p low settings
since talking about graphic, will aspect ratio still be an important feature for CS2? with the volumetric smoke and sub tick, AR seems not as important as CSGO
I'm suprised the new source 2 engine runs so well. Most titles that run on current modern engines run like shit I can see some good programmers made this engine. I guess because its previous purpose was to run VR games, it had to have been so well optimized to be able to have games that look great but also be playable at 120fps 4k resolutions on vr headsets. This engine has so much potential, because it is very modern, They utilize the latest technology and optimizations techniques, unlike other engines which are built on a very old base and are flooded with unnessesary crap.
"but if you haven't finished your sandwich"
right as i take the last bite of my tuna sandwich 💀
Can you please make a video on CS2 workbench, is there any changes to skin creation?
I thought by "old" you meant GPUs from like 2006!
2016 doesn't feel that long ago yet :^)
There is no way you got over 500FPS on the 1060 in cs2??? Or am I understanding something wrong on these graphs?
Vega is so cool, I''m happy I grabbed one for cheap recently
Kinda late to this but RX6600 do be going for £189.99 rn and has been for some time now but it is what it is, if anyone wants to you could get the XT for another £45 extra.