To check your FPS (Frames Per Second) in CS:GO, you can use several different methods. I'll show you the quickest and most reliable ways to monitor your frame rate while playing.

Method 1: Using the Console Command

The simplest way to display your FPS is by using the console command. Here's how:

1. Enable the developer console in CS:GO settings if you haven't already
2. Press the tilde key (~) to open the console
3. Type "cl_showfps 1" and press Enter
4. Your FPS will now display in the corner of your screen

To hide the FPS counter, simply type "cl_showfps 0" in the console.

Method 2: Using Net Graph

For more detailed information including FPS, you can use the net graph:

1. Open the console using the tilde key (~)
2. Type "net_graph 1" and press Enter
3. A detailed overlay will appear showing FPS and other network statistics

To disable the net graph, type "net_graph 0" in the console.

Method 3: Steam Overlay

Steam has a built-in FPS counter that works for all games:

1. Open Steam settings
2. Go to the "In-Game" tab
3. Under "In-game FPS counter," select your preferred corner
4. Launch CS:GO and your FPS will display in the selected corner

Quick Tips for Better FPS Display

• Use "fps_max 0" in console to unlock FPS
• Position the FPS counter where it won't obstruct gameplay
• Try "net_graphproportionalfont 0" for a smaller net graph display
• Use "net_graphpos 1" to adjust the net graph position

Remember that monitoring FPS can help you optimize your game settings and ensure smooth gameplay. If you're experiencing low FPS, consider lowering your video settings or updating your graphics drivers.

To remove any FPS display, simply use the corresponding disable command for the method you chose. This will give you a clean screen without any overlays.

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