Low Latency CS2 Autoexec
Minimize input delay and network latency for the most responsive gameplay possible. Every millisecond counts in competitive CS2.
Config File Contents
// CS2 Autoexec - Low Latency
// Generated by cs2config.com
// Low Latency Config
fps_max 0
rate 786432
cl_interp_ratio 1
cl_interp 0
// Audio (minimal buffer)
snd_mixahead 0.02
// Input
sensitivity 1.0
m_rawinput 1
// Network
cl_cmdrate 128
cl_updaterate 128
echo "Low Latency autoexec loaded successfully"
Command Breakdown
This config contains 9 active commands:
| Command | Value |
|---|---|
| fps_max | 0 |
| rate | 786432 |
| cl_interp_ratio | 1 |
| cl_interp | 0 |
| snd_mixahead | 0.02 |
| sensitivity | 1.0 |
| m_rawinput | 1 |
| cl_cmdrate | 128 |
| cl_updaterate | 128 |
How to Use
There are three ways to use this config:
Option 1: Copy all commands and paste them into the CS2 console (press ~ to open). They will apply immediately but won't persist after restart.
Option 2: Save the contents as autoexec.cfg in your CS2 cfg folder. It will load automatically every time CS2 starts.
Option 3: Save as a custom .cfg file (like low-latency.cfg) and load it manually with exec low-latency in the console when needed.
FAQ
What does the Low Latency autoexec do?
Minimize input delay and network latency for the most responsive gameplay possible. Every millisecond counts in competitive CS2.
How many commands are in the Low Latency config?
The Low Latency autoexec contains 9 active commands covering various settings. Comments and blank lines are included for readability but are not executed.
How do I install the Low Latency autoexec?
Download the file and place it in your CS2 cfg folder: Steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive/game/csgo/cfg/. Rename it to autoexec.cfg to load automatically, or use exec low-latency in the console.