FPS Boost + Stability | New Option | CS2 CPU Cores Usage Preference

CS2 have just added a new option: CPU Cores Usage Preference. Using this option on newer CPUs should let you boost your FPS lows, and possibly improve your general performance giving you more of an edge in-game.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - CPU Cores Usage Preference
0:35 - Why this option helps

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