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Hey
I have recently got a new PC and I am having some problems running tf2. I installed everything and was playing fine, but with significantly lower frames than I would expect (~60) with occaisional juttering and frame skipping. I then installed Chris' high frames config, and am getting the same fps, but without the frame skip. On top of that it has started crashing.
my specs are below
If anyone can help me out, I'd be very grateful
cheers
Is there really such a quality disparity in between wired and wireless? if so, how is it noticeable?
Is the same true for keyboards? I just happen to think wireless stuff is really neat, keeps your stuff uncluttered.
I am currently borrowing a friends wireless mouse, and it seems way sluggish even at the highest sensitivity. Though that may be a problem with my computer (if anyone knows how to fix this problem too, that'd be great)
Cheers
the true mvp was the train.
synchrodjc3500~Why don't we have that many people in ESEA :(
Some of them may not be from North America... Some may not be able to commit to practicing regularly for a team etc.
wait, mix^ are disbanding after this season?
good read :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2HSo3yywDU
congrats Uncle Obama