IN the console outside of a server type rasterizer_fps 1 .
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[XK]ßub wrote:75 or 200 fps you wont be able to see the difference because the normal human eye processes at 72 fps. so what's the point?
100% correct bub. these lights that we use to illuminate class rooms and our homes flicker on and off at about 90 times per second b/c it is powered by AC current. we dont notice that, why would we notice 300 fps?
Human eyes can't see above 72 frames/second. If you have more though, you DO get more up to date information, which makes it easier to lead.
Forget about the power of technology, science and common humanity. Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for there is no peace amongst the stars. In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.
try changing ur resolution to 640 x 480 and have the screen refresh rate at 72. it works with me. i can record at ALL high settings including sound eax and get 40 fps now instead of 20 like i used to. so the screen refresh rate improved my gaming performance. so give it a try
if ur recording for clips why would u record in low settings and i was letting the other members that it is a good setting . I was giving an example like me playing in all high settings, now with low settings it will be even more effective
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Soon going to have a intel core 2 duo e6750 2.66 ghz, a evga nforce 650i Ultra, and evga 8800 GTS
If I had a $700 computer with XP I would record better
gg
Forget about the power of technology, science and common humanity. Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for there is no peace amongst the stars. In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.
add -use11 to targets. This uses 1.1 texture maps instead of 2.0 wich is halos default, you wont notice and graphical change at all, but it uses older shaders and your video card likes it!