First you call an experience which an overwhelming majority of the playerbase shares (60hz) "mushy". Ok, we get it already at this point, you have a nice monitor.

What? 60Hz is "mushy." I upgraded BECAUSE of how mushy and how much screen tearing there is in 60Hz. However, this doesn't mean I'm saying that 60Hz people can't play the game. I'm not showing off. I'm trying to get help for the issue I had originally. If someone comments with something that doesn't help, I will say so.

Then he tells you the game is easily playable @ 60fps, and you respond by telling him his "problem" is he doesn't have a 144hz monitor. Really?

Really? Really? Yeah really. My issue is not that other people play at 60Hz. My issue is that I'm having issues at a higher framerate. The game is not playable for me at 60fps. I tried locking the game to 60 and it hurt. CS GO isn't like other games, it's a source engine game that require very high framerates in order to look and feel smooth. In CS, the crosshair is more responsive and the movement easier. Once you start playing like this, you can't go back. Especially as someone who plays for a semi-professional team a framedrop into the low 100s can distract me in a crucial time, or make me miss my shot because it feels off. To expand, when you said >and you respond by telling him his "problem" is he doesn't have a 144hz monitor.

Well I said "if the framerate drops below 144" kind of implies that im playing at 144. The game could play great at 60 for all I care but I'm not going to downgrade.

You don't see it at all, which is understandable given your disposition.

Well yeah, I don't see it. I don't live in a Metallica song.