| Account Details | |
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| SteamID64 | 76561198039582753 |
| SteamID3 | [U:1:79317025] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:1:39658512 |
| Country | United States |
| Signed Up | August 20, 2012 |
| Last Posted | February 14, 2024 at 9:39 AM |
| Posts | 630 (0.1 per day) |
| Game Settings | |
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| In-game Sensitivity | 2.1 |
| Windows Sensitivity | 6/11 |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
800 |
Resolution |
1600x900 |
Refresh Rate |
60hz |
| Hardware Peripherals | |
|---|---|
| Mouse | Logitech g400s |
| Keyboard | Razer Black Widow Ultimate |
| Mousepad | QCK+ |
| Headphones | Shure SRH440 |
| Monitor | HP piece o shit |
My name comes from two things sort of.
One of my favorite books is 100 Years of Solitude and in that book there is a character named Pietro Crespi.
Also, one of my favorite singer-songwriters ever did a song with a reference to that character, and here it is below.
make sure than in tf2 you have your audio set to headphones - not 4/2 speakers.
also go to control panel > hardware and sound > sound > click properties on the earbuds > make sure you don't have any enhancements running that could modify the audio. I think it's best to have "disable all enhancements" selected.
And this part is just my two cents, but if you're running tf2 with a quality config and have the audio turned to high quality, I recommend against this. High quality audio, at least for me personally, messes with my perception of positional audio.
Why can't I see the picture? I quoted his post so I could find the link inside, but why can't I just see the picture in the thread :(
I use broeselhud with a custom menu and everything works fine for me.
Did you install bootcamp/windows on your mac or get a new pc?
AMC is a piece of shit.
and by piece of shit I mean he is awesome.
<3
Do you have steam cloud sync enabled?
If so, the sync could be reverting old settings arbitrarily
the dingaling override command is completely useless and iirc it doesn't even work anymore (last time I used it I got errors in console that read "unknown command xxxx")
Mine works fine and I have it in the same directory format you have yours in.
Comanglia
you demo setting might've got mixed up, idk but if you have and binds that slow demos down you might've pressed it
Nope, I have no binds like that. Literally all I did was press the up arrow in console to re-input "timedemo benchmark1"
I have a bizarre issue where my results are dramatically different each time I run the benchmark, without changing any settings.
Below are two results, both taken within minutes of each other, and nothing was changed between them - i.e. nothing in my fps config changed, no more/less processes running.
Most of the time my results will be more lower than higher, but I can't seem to figure out what makes each result so different.
I think something is wrong with my cpu.
cpu: i7 2820QM @2.30 (I think it goes up to 3.14 though?)
graphics: AMD radeon HD 6750M
dxlevel 81
1600x900
full-screen
chris highframes
shadows enabled
two monitors, aero disabled
2639 frames 31.072 seconds 84.93 fps (11.77 ms/f) 8.020 fps variability
2639 frames 23.376 seconds 112.89 fps ( 8.86 ms/f) 6.254 fps variability
You can do almost everything you want without getting a new computer. I have a macbook pro running windows 7 via bootcamp. It runs windows like any pc does, I'm only limited by my hardware. Before you get a new pc, I would try installing windows via bootcamp.
Pharaoh is such a cool dude. He does the cutest "hmmph" thing from time to time. He's pretty good at demo too.
downpourmaladownpourmalaWhat are your launch options?-dxlevel 81 -h 1080 -w 1920 -sw -windowed -noborder -novid -useforcedmparms -noforcemaccel -noforcemspd
Take out your launch options and see if it still crashes?
when i took my settings nothing changed in visuals except its no longer noborder
its also running stable now so i think its the noborder
-sw and -windowed are essentially the same thing, and like meb said, remove -dxlevel xx after you launch the game with it
Arkanoid0crespiHas anyone noticed that in tf2 properties - local files - the option to defrag game files is gone? You can only verify them now.
Is this something new or have they not optimized the system for defragging yet?
To my understanding, vpk's don't need to be defragged like gcf's did. Gcf's were big, cluncky, and un-updateable. They were essentally a container file with the same directory as /username/gamename/. Vpk's are smaller, and strip all the file header info of all the internal files to the header of the vpk, along with crc data, file size and bit offset within the vpk. This along with /custom/ allows for less file calls and generally faster load times.
Thank you. This truly is fascinating. About time valve gets their shit together. Now, only if they would optimize tf2 a little more for windows :(
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