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[DoisPontinhos]

Have you tried using G-sync + v-sync?

[ndunnett]

Yeah I did try it for a while, but to me it felt slightly better just using FPS cap and no sync. I couldn't feel a huge difference so it could just be placebo, I want to do some latency measurements to see if there is a real difference. In terms of frame timing G-Sync is slightly worse but it's not enough of a difference to worry about, at least on my system.

It's definitely worth trying, you just need to make sure your FPS stays at least 1 below your refresh rate otherwise it goes into pure V-Sync mode (as far as I understand) and you get extra latency - set your FPS cap in NVIDIA control panel to something like 5% below your refresh rate.

Also semi related, but never use reflex like Valve recommend to. It's broken in CS2 and will give microstutters, that's why I have the -noreflex launch option because it completely disables it (turning it off in settings doesn't).

[DoisPontinhos]

I've been using CS2 Launcher script "https://github.com/AveYo/Gaming/blob/main/CS2_launcher.bat" to disable -noreflex and a bunch of stuff to help with alt+tab also you should check https://github.com/armync/ArminC-AutoExec config and https://github.com/eLecCap1taL/Horizon and maybe implement some of their stuff into your config

[ndunnett]

I've seen AveYo's launcher before, it's a cool concept but personally I don't find it necessary. I'll check out those configs but to be honest I like to keep mine minimal, I've found over the years that most of the stuff in these types of massive configs don't actually do anything when you benchmark them.

[DoisPontinhos]

ArminC is more for you to check commands that you might want to check and Horizon cfg is for you to see the amount of custom binds/scripts that I've never seen on another config and you might like