If you have a slower hard drive and find yourself still loading while others get into the game, you can try out this console command to preload most map details and sounds.
Not everyone plays with a fast SSD that allows them to load into matches in a matter of seconds. This command sets the tick rate to 128 for all “Offline with Bots” matches which comes in handy if you’re looking to practice some in-game mechanics. The competitive servers on CS:GO run on 128 tick rate while others keep it at 64. 
This means that your CPU will focus more of its resources to help CS:GO run better, increasing your total frame count by a couple of numbers in the process.
This command will set CS:GO’s priority to high for your CPU. Most players believe that it reduces the amount of memory CS:GO needs, thus increasing the overall performance. This launch command disabled the joystick support of CS:GO. Things will only get worse if you also have your sound maxed out, so make sure to use this launch option to save time and your hearing. CS:GO itself doesn’t take a lot of time to launch, but the interaction video may make it feel like years. Here are the best launch options in CS:GO. Launch options or commands allow you to change settings that your game will apply every time you launch it. Despite adding a realistic feeling to the game, it makes it more difficult to spot enemies while you’re moving. Motion blur adds a small blur effect when you move your camera too quickly while playing CS:GO. Keep vertical sync disabled since it introduces input lag. Texture filtering mode usually has almost no impact on your frame rates, and enabling it makes the game look noticeably better. If you notice your frames dropping significantly after turning on the anti-aliasing features, we recommend turning them off. This setting is crucial for players looking to increase their headshot rate. While it requires some level of resources, it makes the game look a lot smoother by making the edges clearer. 
Anti-aliasing is mostly considered a performance hog.Multisampling anti-aliasing mode: 8x MSAA.This is a must-have setting if you have a multi-core processor.Boosting player contrast makes player models more distinguishable compared to other in-game elements.
It’s quite hard to tell the difference between low and high-quality in-game models unless you’re staring at them at a point-blank distance. Keeping this setting at high will make spotting enemies by their shadows easier, which will increase your overall map awareness. While veteran players prefer keeping most of their settings at the lower end of the spectrum, global shadow quality is an exception they all make.
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