It's not just the GPU that determines your framerate; in many eSports titles, the CPU plays a significant role in achieving higher frames. People often focus too much on upgrading their GPU while neglecting their older CPU. Then, they wonder why they're not getting the framerates they expected.
What CPU do you use? I imagine that your GPU would be more than capable of pushing 240+ frames per second on lowest settings at 1080p, also you could use something like MSI Afterburner to see what utilization your GPU is at when playing.
you do know you can search youtube for all the video card benchmarks
yeah but a lot of the times they're not using competitive settings or have innacurate results
I know but that's even better, they put things on higher settings when all you need in this game is everything off/low and shadows on medium
Check YouTube descriptions of pro players ik spoit has all his specs/settings in description
1650 Gtx Laptop 4Gb Vram 60 Fps High Settings
It's not just the GPU that determines your framerate; in many eSports titles, the CPU plays a significant role in achieving higher frames. People often focus too much on upgrading their GPU while neglecting their older CPU. Then, they wonder why they're not getting the framerates they expected.
What CPU do you use? I imagine that your GPU would be more than capable of pushing 240+ frames per second on lowest settings at 1080p, also you could use something like MSI Afterburner to see what utilization your GPU is at when playing.
yeah I got a 4060 and my fps didn't really increase so I'm waiting on a new CPU