Low FPS in CS: GO with i5-4570, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 1050: New PC Performing Worse than Old

Question

Hello, what could be the problem, I have a new computer, such specifications
Intel (r) Core (tm) i5-4570 3.20 3.20
8.00 GB RAM
Nividia GeForce GTX 1050
The point is that I have very little FPS for such a computer. In CS: GO I have 30 FPS, well something is wrong; / I will add that I had a weaker computer and I had 60 FPS, I don't know what's going on.

Graba211 · Answer

Drivers Updated? Temperatures ok? Vertical sync turned off?

ahaaaaa · Answer

And how can I check it? because I am a little dark in these matters Added after 2 [minutes]: I was looking at youtube test 200-300 fps; / Added after 2 [minutes]: Vertical synchronization disabled

Graba211 · Answer

Graphics card drivers enter the geforce experience and there you have options to check for updates.
You can use the rest of your computer with SlimDriers or IObit Driver Booster.
Vertical synchronization - In the NVIDIA Control Panel

ahaaaaa · Answer

I'm doing it right now! and I have to add that Brother has the same computer and has 200-300fps on mirage Somewhere here ???

Graba211 · Answer

w Geforce Experience

ahaaaaa · Answer

I checked and I'm getting something

Added after 7 [minutes]:

40%

Added after 19 [minutes]:

I checked and I'm getting something

Added after 2 [minutes]:

I downloaded, see how it goes now

Added after 1 [minutes]:

unfortunately still the same

35 fps on the menu

Graba211 · Answer

there is also a command to unlock fps (fps_max e.g. 300) but this probably won't fix the problem.
scan the MBAM Andwcleaner computer. And Temp are ok? You can check them with the HWMonitor program.

This is where my ideas end.

ahaaaaa · Answer

I have already done this command and temperatures are ok but I will check thanks for all the advice

Gumipoliku · Answer

But how is that? Do you check the amount of fps in the menu? Max. the number of fps in the menu is identified by another command. Get into the game normally and check there.

In the in-game video options, of course, do you have multicore rendering turned on?

MŁODYELEKTRONIK15 · Answer

enter the computer-properties classify the system then enter the device manager and update the drivers for the graphics card, monitor and processor and it will be fine

mieszko09 · Answer

Do you have windows 10? Go to settings and disable XBOX DVR in the game, this is a service associated with xbox. Should help.

chruscik1906 · Answer

I am in the same situation as a friend; / i5 7400

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