not a problem at all gives me something to play around with
spasibo
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Roman Hatsiev
Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 12:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [hlds] 64 or 512
Never tried it on W2K
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Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 2:57 AM
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Subject: Re: [hlds] 64 or 512
Media player and srcfpsbooster both set Windows high resolution timer
precision to lowest possible value which is about 2ms. I wrote my own
simple u
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Media player and srcfpsbooster both set Windows high resolution timer
precision to lowest possible value which is about 2ms. I wrote my own
simple utility which accept timer precision as a parameter. Here is it
- http://public.otstrel.ru/otstrel
Media player and srcfpsbooster both set Windows high resolution timer
precision to lowest possible value which is about 2ms. I wrote my own
simple utility which accept timer precision as a parameter. Here is it
- http://public.otstrel.ru/otstrel/fpsbooster.zip
Should you prefer to build your own c
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Silly me
Is this for SRCDS or HLDS ?
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> I just run one of the many solutions for upping the mm timer within
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> then set my sys_ticrate at any value I want. I currently have a TFC
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> at 200ftps, 3 TFC and an FLF at a
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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 11:10 PM
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Subject: RE: [hlds] 64 or 512
I just run one of the many solutions for upping the mm timer within Windows,
then set my sys_ticrate at any value I want. I currently have a TFC steady
at
I just run one of the many solutions for upping the mm timer within Windows,
then set my sys_ticrate at any value I want. I currently have a TFC steady
at 200ftps, 3 TFC and an FLF at a steady 165fps each, and 2 CS at 110fps
each.
I've found that they run slightly under my sys_ticrate setting, so
;t see any cpu usage difference.
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Run a hi Res
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Run a hi Res Timer
Set fps_max to 200 and you ougth to get your 128fps (or thereabouts) from
memory
64
128
256
512
These are fps you tend to see with a high res timer and a fps_max value to
suit
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