Wazrach
Account Details
SteamID64 76561198061665716
SteamID3 [U:1:101399988]
SteamID32 STEAM_0:0:50699994
Country United Kingdom
Signed Up November 26, 2017
Last Posted July 12, 2021 at 5:38 PM
Posts 31 (0 per day)
Game Settings
In-game Sensitivity 0.43
Windows Sensitivity default
Raw Input 1
DPI
3200
Resolution
1920 x 1080
Refresh Rate
119 + blur reduction
Hardware Peripherals
Mouse G-Wolves Skoll Mini
Keyboard Custom XD60 with BOX Noble Yellow switches
Mousepad Artisan Hien Mid FX
Headphones Sennheiser HD 599
Monitor Viewsonic XG270
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#10 R5 3600 + 5700XT - how to run game smoothly? in Hardware

well, thanks for the replies :P I suppose it's just a sign to quit for good lol

posted about 4 years ago
#7 R5 3600 + 5700XT - how to run game smoothly? in Hardware
ScrewBDid you run DDU before installing your new GPU?

Yeah, I've done all that. Some games it's great. Resident Evil 2/3 Remakes run like butter, for example.

I just wanted to know if anyone had a detailed technical response as to why the game runs like shit on this decent hardware.

posted about 4 years ago
#31 mouse for big hands? in Hardware
truxlootI palm grip with big hands as well

didn't mind my G403 until the mouse wheel broke
used a Rival 300 before which is a good shape
XTRFY M1 and Roccat Kone EMP are big as well
I just ordered a Pro Intellimouse which I have high hopes for.
thanks for the suggestions! my intellimouse comes in today, going to see how that goes.

If that one doesn't work out for you, have a look at the Razer Deathadder V2. It's large, only 82g without holes and has the same welcome upgrades as their amazing Viper mouse. Decent feet, cable, optical switches, etc.

posted about 4 years ago
#30 NVIDIA and ASUS team up for 360hz monitor in Hardware

Sorry for the necro but I thought this would be worth adding.

Even though nobody can realistically get 360 FPS consistently, the higher refresh rates allow for better motion blur reduction at lower refresh rates. An example would be the Viewsonic XG270, which has a native refresh rate of 240Hz but near CRT levels of motion clarity at 120Hz. That's no surprise, as it's the only "Blur Busters Approved" monitor out right now. The more refresh rate headroom a monitor has, the higher the refresh rates it can achieve with the least amount of crosstalk.

It's a shame the "Extremely Low Motion Blur-sync" on my 280hz monitor wasn't actually calibrated by a real human, because the extra 40Hz should allow for even higher refresh crosstalk-free strobing compared to the Viewsonic, but no. Just don't get the VG279QM if you're getting it for the motion blur reduction.

posted about 4 years ago
#4 R5 3600 + 5700XT - how to run game smoothly? in Hardware
SetsulWazrachthere must be some way to get it to run smoothly?No.
Case closed.

epic

posted about 4 years ago
#1 R5 3600 + 5700XT - how to run game smoothly? in Hardware

Hi, does anyone have this combination? I know TF2 is an ancient game that runs horribly on modern hardware, but there must be some way to get it to run smoothly? I've tried multiple mastercomfig presets and nothing seems to stop the frequent FPS drops to about 180. The input lag is real and it's just horrible to play. I'm guessing it's the GPU, as it wasn't as noticeable before with the older and worse GPUs I played on. I'd appreciate some advice, thanks in advance.

posted about 4 years ago
#12 Possible to play with 1440x1080 4:3 stretched? in Hardware
OlghaDownload Custom resolution utility
add the res 1440x1080
use the restart.exe
launch tf2

This worked. Can't believe I didn't think about it sooner.

Thanks very much guys!

posted about 4 years ago
#7 Possible to play with 1440x1080 4:3 stretched? in Hardware
pxlyzlaunch options

- full -w 1440 -h 1080

Thanks - I tried that and like I said, it just reverts back to a crusty resolution

posted about 4 years ago
#5 Possible to play with 1440x1080 4:3 stretched? in Hardware

Cheers. I did, with Nvidia Control Panel. It doesn't show up in-game though.

Someone added me and gave me an alternative option. I'll try that later

posted about 4 years ago
#3 Possible to play with 1440x1080 4:3 stretched? in Hardware

Thanks for the detailed and helpful response!

Any more wankers want to step forward?

posted about 4 years ago
#1 Possible to play with 1440x1080 4:3 stretched? in Hardware

Hi guys, fairly shitty player who recently found that I aim better with 4:3 rather than 16:9. Unfortunately I can't select a higher res than 12xx.. something? Can't remember. Basically TF2 looks like ass and I'd like to know how I can get a better 4:3 resolution stretched like some CSGO players use. Tried setting resolution in launch options to 1440x1080 but it just forces back to a shitty res. Is there something I'm missing? Thanks in advance

posted about 4 years ago
#8 Mid settings on DX9 = bad frames in Hardware

I think AMD Freesync has been causing this. I'm almost certain.

posted about 6 years ago
#7 Mid settings on DX9 = bad frames in Hardware

I'm not even bothered about ridiculous draw distance or anything, I just want to see my viewmodels with the highest detail. It seems my computer can't handle DX9+ without slight input lag and choppiness.

posted about 6 years ago
#6 Mid settings on DX9 = bad frames in Hardware

I'd just like to know what I could buy to get a smooth framerate on high settings. I plan to get a 144Hz soon, so if I could get more frames than that on high settings, that'd be nice.

posted about 6 years ago
#5 Mid settings on DX9 = bad frames in Hardware

I am using Chris' highquality config (movie is just ridiculous). The FPS fluctuate between like 50 and 100, it's difficult to describe. Like I said, it's only really a problem when I go into Casual or a proper map with lots of players.

AA: Use Application Settings
AA method: Adaptive multisampling
Morphological filtering: Off
Anisotropic Mode: Use Application Settings
Texture Filtering Quality: High
Surface Format Optimisation: On
Vertical Refresh: Always Off
OpenGL Triple Buffering: Off
Shader Cache: On
Tessellation: Use Application Settings

I tried setting my CPU fan speed to "Performance" as opposed to "Standard", but that didn't make a difference.

posted about 6 years ago
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