Here are the three easiest methods to display your FPS counter in CS:GO:

Method 1: Using Console Command (Recommended)

1. Open the console by pressing the tilde key (~)
2. Type "cl_showfps 1" and press Enter This will show your current FPS in the top-left corner of your screen. To hide it again, type "cl_showfps 0".

Method 2: Using Net Graph

1. Open console
2. Type "net_graph 1" and press Enter This displays detailed information including FPS, ping, and other network stats. Use "net_graph 0" to turn it off.

Method 3: Using Steam Overlay

1. Open Steam settings while in-game (Shift + Tab)
2. Click on "In-Game" in the left menu
3. Under "In-game FPS counter," select your preferred corner
4. Click "OK" to save

Quick Tips:

• Make sure you have the console enabled in CS:GO settings
• To enable console: Settings > Game Settings > Enable Developer Console (~)
• The net_graph command offers the most detailed information
• Steam's FPS counter works in all Steam games

If you're experiencing low FPS, consider lowering your video settings or updating your graphics drivers. For competitive play, I recommend using the simple cl_showfps 1 command as it's less intrusive than the other methods.

To customize the net_graph position, you can use these additional commands:

• net_graphheight [value] - Adjusts vertical position
• net_graphpos [0-3] - Changes horizontal position

All these methods work in both CS:GO and CS2, making them future-proof options for monitoring your game's performance.

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