Emulation isn't the same as running something native. One of those "sub
protocols" something steam needs for smooth performance. Your welcome to
play the "Linux is better, Window sucks" game all you want, I'm telling
you it's probably going to result in issues with CS 1.6 and I imagine
people would agree with me.
Jason wrote:
Negative. If anything, the emulation increases performance due to the
fact that it doesn't load all the sub protocols and such. It uses less
memory then explorer and runs more smoothly.
Jason
Jason O. Washburn wrote:
I would think it was the emulation also.
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris Bass
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 9:59 AM
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds] Voice causes high ping
Ummm, the emulation maybe causing issues. Try running it in Windows
native.
Jason wrote:
I'm running a 6600 gt with an amd althalon 64 in ubuntu 64 emulating
windows xp x64. 1 gig of ram. Its certainly poweful enough to run tfc
as if it was a joke. I'll try messing with the update rate and cmd
rate
[GS]Admin wrote:
----- Original Message -----
From: "chad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <hlds@list.valvesoftware.com>
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 7:45 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds] Voice causes high ping
WOW, can you host stuff?
Jason wrote:
My ISP just upgraded...I'm running a cable line to the house but
fiber elsewhere. I pay for the greater upload speeds above 2.5
megabits.
Jason
He "can" host stuff but with a residental connection it wouldn't be
too great of pings times for people "outside" the network.But would
probably work ok for a website with not alot of traffic.But most
isp's like mine in their TOS say that its against the rules to host
anything from your home connection.
Now back to the topic.If tracert's and perfmon are showing good maybe
it has something todo with your rates.Try turning down your
rate,cl_updaterate,cl_cmdrate and your backup rate.Try something
along
the
lines of 9999,60,40 and see if it still does it.If it does or doesn't
adjust
accordingly.
Also have you tried messing with your audio stuff in cs?Not knowing
what hardware you have kinda makes this fishing in an ocean for the
lockness monster.BUT if you have built on board audio I do know at
times it can do this if your cpu is overloaded.Say HLSW,STEAM and a
messenger running on a
1.3 thunderbird with built on audio has caused the same issues in the
past
with me.If you have an x-fi card or something to that sort try
updating the
drivers to the newest latest and greatest. And one last thing, if its
x64 XP
or Vista I know alot of people have been having sound "issues"
especially
with older games or hardware that's only 50%(beta drivers) supported
as of
late.
I'll search around some and see if anyone else may be having these
issues.I know last night I was having major issue with gernades
blowing up and my computer would lag to all high hell,and found out
my hard drive after a FS
2004 mesh install was fragmented to high hell.After the defrag all
way
well
again and I knew that cs 1.6 wouldn't stress out an fx-60, 2 gigs or
ram and
an audigy 2 zs.....Anywho hope I may have given you something else to
look
into.
-BeNt-
http://www.gorillazsouth.com
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