The BEST CS2 Settings with S1mple, m0nesy and ropz

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Counter-Strike 2's settings are still a bit of a mystery to some!
We've got S1mple, m0nesy and ropz here to share some of their favorite settings.

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I'm sure people have mentioned this, but please if you are choosing your settings, follow what Ropz says. If you are new to the game and have no preference go with 16:9 or 16:10 resolution. If you do not have a 240 hz monitor, you should put lots of your settings on high if you want the game to look good (Ropz has Multisampling on CMAA2, try increasing this and see if you still get consistently above 144 fps). improving the visuals of the game will essentially not hurt you at all as long as you consistently get above 144 fps, and will make models more clear and the game more enjoyable.

If you have performance issues, make sure your cpu and gpu drivers are up to date, Nvidia is constantly updating theirs for new titles, and they have put some focus into cs2. But if that doesn't work start by lowering these settings in this order till you can maintain over 144 fps; Particle Detail > Shader Detail > Ambient Occlusion > MultiSampling > Model Texture.

CS2 Added L/R Audio. If you have trouble pinpointing enemies based on their footsteps or gunshots, try turning this up to 100%. It will sound weird at first, but should allow you to pinpoint enemies locations, and you will get used to it. If 100% is too much you can also try with a lower percentage.

Good Luck!

micahbosman

I find it funny, that ropz actually is the only one knowing what he is doing xD

userunknown

10:16 "Show Team Position In HUD."
If you wanna change it during the game, use command like
(bind mouse5 "toggle cl_teamid_overhead_mode 2 1 0")
to toggle between those modes

aati

anisotropic below 4x can make weapon skins look blurry unless you inspect them. Ambient oclusion disabled makes it that some enemy shadows don't appear (for instance, the shadows projected on a wall inside buildings like hut on nuke). Needs at least medium for that, but it will eat fps.

cdrcs

I love how many pros actually use a computer over 12 hours a day and dont know basic graphical settings like Texture filtering, which is you have it anything below 4x your game will look like a blurry mess due to all the textures being rendered at a lower resolution at a distance, as a PROgrammer and a PRO cs player, i recommend everyone at home to keep 4x as a MINIMUM. it does not affect FPS on even the lower end GPUs.

nbdf

Ropz is the only one that knows the techinicalities. Articulated properly and clearly. Thanks.

drummerfreak

I like how Monesy says: "Put the same settings and it's gonna be the best for you" and has MSAA set to fucking 8x, which not that many people can handle with consistent fps.

mfy

Ropz: CS2 is good because it's the first CS game that works 😂😂

Also Ropz: It's Call of Duty

dreadmoc

hahaha that was actually true. first i didn't quite believe the comments but ropz really is the only one who really knows what his settings do xD

kil

thats it. Twistz just confirmed Ropz is indeed a valve employee

cucumber_zucker

This just show that some pros that have been playing for years don't even know what does what in most settings, the only one that seems to know some things is ropz.

Crusher

anisotropic/texture filtering should be set to 16x as it doesn't or barely affect performance but gives you clearer visuals further away

NeedMoarRage

Love when it switched to s1mple, m0nesy is in the background playing ping pong

LVLZERO

this is a good example why not blatantly copy pro settings. you can clearly tell that m0nesy has no clue what most of the settings even do and just copies from other people. it's always best to do your own research on stuff like this and copy from people who actually know the reason why something is better.

patrikmedia

Aniscropic filtering aka texture filtering should ALWAYS be set to 16X. It cost nothing in performance and makes your skins look more crisp. Try it and you'll see. Bilinear is so, 1999

ProNinjaHax