Check task manager and make sure there isnt a funny process using your network resources.
Also credus network settings might not be optimal anymore as you cant go under 15.2ms lerp anymore
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RGL S4 LR1: Morning Light vs. Witness Gaming
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Events
GO SOAPPYYYYMEEEISTERRRRRR!
posted about 3 years ago
#15
Jittery game
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Q/A Help
JojoIt seems like maybe your fps is too high. Tf2 get's pretty fucky once you get to really high fps. Try limiting it to something like 300(or the classic double your monitor plus 1 if you like).
For Nick this is pretty likely since it's easy to get high fps on mge servers. Jump servers were how I discovered this.
I highly doubt he is getting 1000+ fps on a 4v4 dm server, unless hes hugging the wall. but yeah try capping fps_max to 1000 and see if things are better.
posted about 3 years ago
#144
What mouse do you use?
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Hardware
XM1 (white) with ceramic lexip mo42 mouse feet mod.
posted about 3 years ago
#647
TF2 benchmarks
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TF2 General Discussion
On Laptop: ASUS Strix Scar GL504GS
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (10.0, Build 19042)
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20GHz (12 CPUs), ~2.2GHz / Boosted to 3.6 GHz, HT disabled for hl2.exe
Memory: 16384MB RAM (DDR4, 2666 MHz)
res: 1200x750 @ 150 Hz
Fullscreen, shadow disabled
Lowest Mastercomfig
2639 frames 10.849 seconds 243.24 fps ( 4.11 ms/f) 26.484 fps variabilityon mastercoms benchmark
4812 frames 18.454 seconds 280.75 fps ( 3.84 ms/f) 48.733 fps variability@3.9 GHz
2639 frames 10.534 seconds 253.52 fps ( 3.99 ms/f) 19.002 fps variabilityon mastercoms benchmark
4812 frames 16.765 seconds 287.03 fps ( 3.48 ms/f) 44.291 fps variabilityzfnCPU and overclock: 5600x (no overclock yet)
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 1070
Driver version: latest
dxlevel (default is 90): 81
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: modified mastercoms medium-low
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
Additional notes: using mastercoms benchmark_test as link in op is down
4812 frames 9.961 seconds 483.08 fps ( 2.07 ms/f) 54.533 fps variability
original benchmark DL:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JdXfuuUFs-mXCgKN9cCjtday0gYbgi6z/view
posted about 3 years ago
#15
out of memory crash
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TF2 General Discussion
kolingKZkolingTonight I monitored my CPU after I crashed (https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/743079186842910801/770972242221596672/122942328_707427173202272_3757614574066644323_n.png). I even switched to dx81, updated my GPU drivers (I was not crashing with the previous one and I didnt update my GPU drivers for like 6 months), verified the game chache, deleted soundchache and nothing has worked.
Any other suggestions?
Try this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhyLH9rO9VQ&ab_channel=Mike%27sunboxing%2Creviewsandhowto
It clears your stand by list depending on the parameters you set.
You could use ISLC which does the same thing but is easier to use with a GUI.
I would recommend setting max value to half your ram size and initial size to be about 300 MB.Tobhad it once 2 days ago
removed all "vpk.sound.cache" files in Custom
haven't gotten it since
this came from some random steam forum post
Can't be 100% sure if this is the correct fix. The crash only happened to me once and 2 days isn't a long time to say with full certainty the crashes are gone
I have no clue why a sound cache file would have any effect on a texture quality crash. However there is no harm in trying it. All custom vpk.sound.cache files rebuild themselves by launching the game so you get all the deleted ones back
not sure which one fixed it but you guys managed to fix the error. Thank you!
Try turning off ISLC and see if the problem still exists. Will be helpful in the future for people having the same problem
posted about 3 years ago
#12
out of memory crash
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TF2 General Discussion
kolingTonight I monitored my CPU after I crashed (https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/743079186842910801/770972242221596672/122942328_707427173202272_3757614574066644323_n.png). I even switched to dx81, updated my GPU drivers (I was not crashing with the previous one and I didnt update my GPU drivers for like 6 months), verified the game chache, deleted soundchache and nothing has worked.
Any other suggestions?
Try this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhyLH9rO9VQ&ab_channel=Mike%27sunboxing%2Creviewsandhowto
It clears your stand by list depending on the parameters you set.
You could use ISLC which does the same thing but is easier to use with a GUI.
I would recommend setting max value to half your ram size and initial size to be about 300 MB.
posted about 3 years ago
#2142
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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Customization
alfaI have not updated in about a year and a half, will I notice major improvements if I do now? The only reason I'm reluctant to do so is because the last time I tried to, the update wiped all of my settings (binds, launch options, etc)
I like it, I see tangible improvements in fps and an overall better experience. What I don't like is the net_hitscan for scout and sniper. so I put net_projectiles for those classes (15.2ms lerp). Make sure you backup everything in case you want to revert.
posted about 3 years ago
#12
How I made TF2 run beautifully
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Hardware
This is a pretty informative video on input lag, frame limiters, vsync etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZRuFaFZh5M
Also if use CRU at your own risk, if your monitor has display scaling mode then you can definitely benefit from it. If you have a laptop do not use it under any circumstance.
posted about 3 years ago
#9
How I made TF2 run beautifully
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Hardware
scratchhIm pretty skeptical about lowering my refresh rate in any way after reading this stuff, but I think most people would be anyway as usually people div2+ arent gonna bother for the looks and would rather the best performance even if tf2 looks like a game from 1998
There is definitely a slight trade-off here, if you are willing to increase a couple of milliseconds worth of delay 3-5 which isnt really noticeable for a smoother experience of the game, id recommend trying it.
posted about 3 years ago
#6
How I made TF2 run beautifully
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Hardware
I mean even though the ingame fps limiter cant get you perfect frame time, it will get you the lowest input delay. I have tried capping fps like this, but the input delay is definitely there. Although the game is definitely smooth and jitter-free after you do this.
P.S. I still have slight tearing with this method (on laptop lol)
posted about 3 years ago
#7
optimal 240hz gsync settings?
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Hardware
I found these videos pretty informative, might help you out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAFuiBTFo5E&ab_channel=Battle%28non%29sense
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZRuFaFZh5M&ab_channel=a5hun
posted about 3 years ago
#19
game stuttering every few minutes
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Q/A Help
these helped me massively,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhyLH9rO9VQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EG4g9XlKw5w
posted about 3 years ago