[Bacardi]

open your game with console, not need enter any server.
Type in console this cvar without value:
sv_competitive_minspec

and read decription

[The Solid lad]

sv_competitive_minspec 1

WAS THE CULPRIT, EVERYBODY BURN IT (that...rhymed, hehe)

Thanks for suggesting the method of elimination by which I was able to find it in like 10 minutes.

[The Solid lad]

Originally Posted by Bacardi open your game with console, not need enter any server. Type in console this cvar without value: sv_competitive_minspec and read decription

Ohhh...my question has already been answered before I found the answer to it XD

*EDIT: I did what you've just said and the console LIES, because here's what it prints:

 - Enable to force certain client convars to minimum/maximum values to help prevent competitive advantages:
 	r_drawdetailprops = 1
 	r_staticprop_lod = minimum -1 maximum 3
 	fps_max minimum 59 (0 works too)
 	cl_detailfade minimum 400
 	cl_detaildist minimum 1200
 	cl_interp_ratio = minimum 1 maximum 2
 	cl_interp = minimum 0 maximum 0.031

And the fact of the matter is that 0 DOES NOT work.
If you have fps_max 0 in your client-side config, it'll still limit your fps.
The only way to not have your fps limited by a server, running "sv_competitive_minspec 1" is to limit your fps yourself... which I don't want to do, because I can aim a lot better with an uncapped framerate.
As soon as my fps hits the set limit, the game feels different...as if buffered... I'm sure there's a technical explanation for this somewhere on the internet, but I don't need it, since I feel it... it's not a recent discovery either, many people can tell the difference between uncapped and capped framerates, both have their advantages... spray's easier to control for example when your fps is capped, and the game feels more consistent overall, but less snappy.

[Bacardi]

good that you find your problem.
Seems there is minor flaw in that competitive setting, bug.

[mr_cock]

this smells like vsync