That isn't accurate anyhow. AMD CPUs can run at 1000 just fine. On
Linux, it takes having hires timers, which every modern kernel supports;
on Windows, it requires Win2k8+ and having HPET enabled.
Also important to note is that sys_ticrate must actually be set higher
than 1000 in order to obtain a realized FPS of 1000. You could use 0 or
10000, for instance.
-John
On 2/11/2013 2:29 PM, AnAkIn wrote:
Considering anything over 100 is pointless, why would you want this?
2013/2/11 px <p...@i.kiev.ua>
Hello, Alfred.
Taking about frame rate, in this article
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=5386-HMJI-5162
stated:
If you set sys_ticrate (HLDS) or fps_max (SRCDS) to 1000, most Intel
CPUs running on Intel chipsets will run the full 1000fps (plus or
minus a few). AMD CPUs and Intel CPUs on non Intel motherboard
chipsets may only run at 500FPS with a setting of 1000.
Can this limit be removed?
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