Open your CS:GO config directory (Steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive/ csgo/cfg).Add “+exec autoexec.cfg” to your CS:GO starting options.The idea behind an autoexec is that you have a config file where you can store multiple commands that execute on each startup. -+exec autoexec.cfg // activates your autoexec.cfg to be load on startup.-tickrate 128 // changes tickrate on offline servers.novid -tickrate 128 -language english -nojoy +exec autoexec.cfg You can find/edit your Steam’s CS:GO launching options Steam Libary -> Right Click on “CS:GO” -> Properties -> Start Options. We also work with an autoexec.cfg and with console commands but you should know what each of your CS:GO settings do and also double-check which settings you want to enable or not. Let’s proceed with important CS:GO ingame settings that you can change in the menu. Please make sure to read the full article to get an understanding of how to create the best possible gaming setup for you. having vsync=on, multicore rendering=off or some other “bad” settings. Just one setting can give you heavy disadvantages f.e. I think there is huge improvement potential for most players because some settings are very important to play CS:GO on a competitive level.

In this CS:GO Settings Guide I will show you my CS:GO settings and explain you the most optimal setup.

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