10 CS2 Console Commands you need to know

CS2 is now playable for most gamers, and much like its predecessor, CS2 console commands form a very intrinsic part of sorting the game to a player's needs. Commands ranging from mere jump throw binds to adjusting the FOV, these inputs help refine the game to your own configuration.

This article will help you find a comprehensive guide and a list of some of the most important console commands available in CS2.

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Most useful CS2 Console Commands

Below is a list of the ten most useful commands you can use during their CS2 experience in-game. These cater to a general player base who want to tweak their FOV, view general latency statistics, and more.

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Jump-throw bind

• alias +jumpthrow "+jump; -attack;"
• alias -jumpthrow "-jump; +attack;"
• bind n +jumpthrow

A jump-throw bind is essential in Counter-Strike to maintain a consistent grenade throw. Following these steps will ensure you can bind any key of their choice(by replacing 'n' in the command) to execute a jump-throw.

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cl_showfps 2

For veterans of the game who prefer the net graph of CS:GO, this command will provide the timeless net graph, showcasing the FPS counter in-game.

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cl_showfps 3

Much like its counterpart, this command in CS2 will additionally display the server tick-rate information of the game you are engaged in.

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Latency fix

• cl_updaterate 128
• cl_interp_ratio 1
• cl_interp "0.015625"

For those who have recently been facing a lagging issue in their CS2 experience, the combination of these three commands has been proven to improve one's in-game presence.

These commands help reduce the in-game latency and fix all non-severe inconsistencies between the player and the server.

For players with an unstable internet connection, we urge you to replace cl_interp "0.015625" with cl_interp "0.03125"

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voice_modenable 1

This command will enable voice chat in-game.

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fps_max 0

This command will allow you to put a fix on their fps in-game. You can swap the "0" for their required fps. Keeping it "0" will allow you to have an uncapped framerate.

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cq_netgraph 1

This command will display the latency information on the top left corner of the screen. Unlike its predecessor, the graph's display is very minimal and not as comprehensive.

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Viewmodel commands

• viewmodel_fov 68
• viewmodel_offset_x 2
• viewmodel_offset_y 2
• viewmodel_offset_z -2

With a combination of these commands and tweaking its values, you will be able to adjust and create the viewmodel of their own preference.

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disconnect

You can use this command to disconnect from the server they are playing in instantaneously.

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quit

As the command implies, it will close the application and redirect you to the desktop screen.

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