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In the journey towards becoming a valuable player in Counter Strike GO are many things that need to be improved and for that you have to work constantly. Hopefully in a few minutes you can quickly solve one of them, namely video settings.

Today I will analyze and conclude that the optimal video settings by comparison. I will begin the test with all settings at maximum. It is worth mentioning that the minimum FPS that does not suffer aiming is 60. So if you have less than 60 or 60 you will have to adjust the resolution so as to reach this minimum.

Counter - Strike GO: Optimal video settings

To start we need the console. To activate the console you have to go to HELP & OPTIONS, GAME SETTINGS and select Developer console -> YES.
To see how many fps you have you have to type in the console "net_graph 1" and in the lower right you will see permanently how many frames per second you have with different video settings and resolutions.

I'll start the test with motion blur. Motion blur is adding a motion blur effect, an element that is not necessary.
Passing on to vertical SyncIt must be deactivated if you want to have a frame rate of over 60 cardre. Basically, the vertical sync synchronizes the frame rate refresh rate of the monitor. This means that if you have a monitor with 60 Hz refresh rate maximum FPS will be ASEM 60. Similarly, if you 120hz fps refresh and the maximum will be limited to 120.
Although Vertical sync makes it move very fluent, smooth, his big problem is that the mouse movement is not in real time, often appearing to lag even 1 second. For this reason, you disable vertical sync.
Next I will go to FXAA Anti - Aliasing and I will stop him. FXAA is a post-processing effect for distances. Virtually everything in the distance will be blurred to add a tone of realism to the textures, which I don't need if I want to see my opponents more clearly.
Texture filtering - is a setting that makes textures move more fluently by mixing the color of a pixel with that of the neighbor. Although this setting helps increase fps, it often makes the enemy in the distance go wrong with the decor, making it very difficult to locate it. That's why I recommend that this setting be held on the Trilinear or Bilinear. This will make objects moving in motion more static than static ones.
Multisampling Anti-Aliasing - It is an effect through which the corners or rigid surfaces become more fluent and textured. Basically, the video card renders the image on a surface that is larger than the final image, thus obtaining the effect of smooth edges, or smooth corners. A higher antialising setting will lead to a drastic decrease in the brother rate while a smaller one like the 4X will not have such a big impact.
Next on the list is shaderCPC. Desti shadows within everything looks very good adding a tone of realism to the game, while they appear reflections in the water of the map which you can distract and on the other hand appears on the screen as fog which reduces clarity and ability to distinguish objects.
effect detail - As you can see, I could not find noticeable visible differences between the detail texture on the low and the detail texture on the high. It's barely noticeable. That's why I think this setting is only for everyone's preference but it's worth mentioning that an improvement in fps is noticeable when the setting is low.
Next we Model Texture Detail - attribute that refers to the level of detail of the character. This setting is preferred by everyone and has an insignificant impact on fps.
Global shadows - is an effect that refers to the shadows that various objects project on the map. I recommend that this setting be low because the map becomes brighter and less loaded, making moving objects better distinguished. Even with the setting on low, the shadows still exist, only they are more vague and hazy.
resolution - Of course, this setting depends on everyone's preference and the type of monitor used. For example, a resolution like 1024 × 768 will make everything look bigger and moving objects easier to target and a resolution like 1920 (wide) offers a much larger viewing angle. But if you have a wide monitor and you want to use a lower resolution than the recommended one, the image will be blurry and will not scale well.
La color modeI recommend using television instead of computer monitor esta much brighter picture which helps in darker corners of the map.
Finally brightnes CPC should always be at the lowest setting, 1.6. Otherwise you will not be able to distinguish objects in dark or semi dark.
And if you really want to be Next Level, you can get into the video card settings to adjust desktop color settings and maximize saturation. For plates they see this digital Vibrance. Setting this makes all the colors to be more vibrant, more saturated more intensity. In the game, this has a huge impact on the visibility of the opponent who can be distinguished easily from other static objects in the map.
In conclusion, My video settings look like. Yours may look different. Eventually you his wishes and even the number of FPS you want to achieve.

So much so today until next time Train HARD go PRO.