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In CS:GO, the crosshair is a pair of intersecting lines or shapes displayed at the center of the screen. It aids in aiming and shooting accuracy. Customization options allow players to adjust size, color, style, etc., to suit their preferences and enhance visibility.

In CS:GO's settings page, you can directly export your current crosshair code. Alternatively, you can also export the crosshair code using console commands.

You can add and import crosshair codes directly on the crosshair settings page, or enter `cl_crosshaircode` in the console following the prompts.

A dynamic crosshair changes according to the recoil of your shots; its position always reflects the actual hit point of the weapon.

There is no 'best' crosshair, only the one that suits you best. If unsure, consider starting with the crosshairs used by your favorite pro players.

Yes, the crosshair in CS:GO is always centered on the screen.

Pro players like ropz, swag, and Shroud all use 1920x1080 resolution. You might want to try their settings.

In addition to the above, most pro players use 1280x960 resolution. You can choose any of the pro player crosshairs mentioned.

First, you need to enable the developer console in the game settings. During gameplay, you can open the console by pressing the '`' or '~' key on your keyboard.

Open the console and enter the command `cl_showfps 1` and hit enter. This will display your FPS in a corner of the screen. To turn it off, enter `cl_showfps 0`.