Like that weird freeze for a fraction of a second that might happen every exactly 15 seconds. Undiagnosed problems or performance bottlenecks that causes more unexpected freezes & stalls - are everything that adds new erratic freezes/halts that causes big stutters. Yet other tweaks will raise those nasty 0.1% worst frametimes. (A great example is badly- framepaced SLI or CrossFire). A "higher-but-more-erratic/stuttery" framerate can be worse than a lower consistent frame rate. There can be side effects of some tweaks. Whenever a frame rate number consistently reliably goes upwards with a specific tweak - then it can be tweaking well done! The great thing is many games has framerate counters that will tell you if the game is running at a higher frame rate after a tweak. Keep doing enough good, proper, correct tweaks of different kinds - and you've increased frame rate about 10%. to allow it to focus on something else that. is often something that has enough performance freed up. So, in other words, it can have a Rube Goldberg effect in reducing input lag.Ī 3 frames per second improvement in a game, from 100fps to 103fps is equal to a frametime latency improvement ofĪny framerate increase. This affects cpu overhead wich can result in reduced cpu usage, so affects performance of the system. For me, I strongly prefer this setting because I want to hear everything clearly.MatrixQW wrote:This does not reduce input lag. You can always go back if you don't like how it sounds. Distant, faint sounds will sound very close to you, but at least you can hear them.
This can be disorienting at first, until you adapt to it, therefore some people may not prefer it. There is a noticeable difference in the audio. This makes quiet sounds the same volume as loud sounds. This tweak effectively compresses sounds in CS:GO (and anything else you do on your PC).
Click on Sound Output Device Properties when it appears in the search.Furthermore, you may not like how it sounds, and it also depends on the game you are playing if it works well. You simply have to check and see if it's available. It depends on your particular audio setup. Note: This setting will not be available to everyone. Hearing things from further away can help you have an advantage or upper hand over your opponents.
There is a sound tweak that can be used to greatly enhance your ability to hear footsteps and sounds from a distance.
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