Question CSGO and League running poorly on high end pc?

[Ninza]

Suddenly some of my games have been running really poorly on my PC, i've tried everything to fix it but nothing makes a huge difference
Here's a list of my CS:GO benchmarks i've kept just for this:

1070ti
Average framerate: 505.66 (After buying the GPU)

20.2.2022: Average framerate: 400.42
20.2.2022: Average framerate: 291.03 (without turbo clocking CPU)
25.2.2022: Average framerate: 304.88
25.2.2022: Average framerate: 315.66 (without Shadowplay)
27.2.2022: Average framerate: 328.43
16.3.2022: Average framerate: 104.31 (while streaming)
21.3.2022: Average framerate: 183.09
21.3.2022: Average framerate: 156.49 (Tried older drivers)

What could've done this? A Windows update probably? I would literally pay for someone to fix this because im so annoyed.

Here are my specs:
GPU: Asus ROG 1070ti 8gb Strix
CPU: Intel Coffee Lake i7-9700K 3.6GHz (4.9GHz)
RAM: G.SKILL Trident Z RGB 3200MHz 16GB (8GBx2)
Motherboard: Asus Z-390P
PSU: Corsair VS650w
HDD: Barracuda 1tb
SSD: Kingston 240gb
SSD: Samsung 980 M.2 1tb

 

[Alm]

I did a Google search and this thread could be relevant:

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/350272/massive-fps-drops-in-csgo-update-fps-drops-fixed/

The guy fixed it by turning on G Sync in nvidia control panel.

I remember when I got my GTX1080, I installed the high res graphics pack for CSGO and that made my game crawl.

I think frame rate drops could be down to a number of things.

 

[Ninza]

I did a Google search and this thread could be relevant:

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/350272/massive-fps-drops-in-csgo-update-fps-drops-fixed/

The guy fixed it by turning on G Sync in nvidia control panel.

I remember when I got my GTX1080, I installed the high res graphics pack for CSGO and that made my game crawl.

I think frame rate drops could be down to a number of things.

He actually disabled it btw, but thanks i will try it

 

[Alm]

Ah, that would actually make more sense

 

[Ninza]

Ah, that would actually make more sense

Yeap, apparently i don't have the option to disable G-Sync since it's not even there

 

[Ninza]

Suddenly some of my games have been running really poorly on my PC, i've tried everything to fix it but nothing makes a huge difference
Here's a list of my CS:GO benchmarks i've kept just for this:

1070ti
Average framerate: 505.66 (After buying the GPU)

20.2.2022: Average framerate: 400.42
20.2.2022: Average framerate: 291.03 (without turbo clocking CPU)
25.2.2022: Average framerate: 304.88
25.2.2022: Average framerate: 315.66 (without Shadowplay)
27.2.2022: Average framerate: 328.43
16.3.2022: Average framerate: 104.31 (while streaming)
21.3.2022: Average framerate: 183.09
21.3.2022: Average framerate: 156.49 (Tried older drivers)

What could've done this? A Windows update probably? I would literally pay for someone to fix this because im so annoyed.

Here are my specs:
GPU: Asus ROG 1070ti 8gb Strix
CPU: Intel Coffee Lake i7-9700K 3.6GHz (4.9GHz)
RAM: G.SKILL Trident Z RGB 3200MHz 16GB (8GBx2)
Motherboard: Asus Z-390P
PSU: Corsair VS650w
HDD: Barracuda 1tb
SSD: Kingston 240gb
SSD: Samsung 980 M.2 1tb

Updated BIOS, made it much better, average FPS is now 260 in csgo benchmark. but still not quite what it was back in the days

 

[ZedClampet]

The average user of 1070ti GPU's gets 197 fps. https://www.userbenchmark.com/PCGam...-Strike--Global-Offensive/3680/372317.0.0.0.0

Wouldn't surprise me if the problem was in the benchmark you are using.