Hello Crossfire I need Help please :(
Hey Guys and Ladies........
I could do with some help.
I own a crt monitor 19" dell one and @ 1024 by 768 res i get 120 Hertz and i would like to know the best cmds for et to suite my monitor. I own a quite good pc
specs: 8800 XFX GTX Nvida G-Card E8200 intel core 2 duo Prossesor 4gb ram ASUS motherboard. ermm so yea i would like to know is et better with crt and why?.
Thanks :)
I could do with some help.
I own a crt monitor 19" dell one and @ 1024 by 768 res i get 120 Hertz and i would like to know the best cmds for et to suite my monitor. I own a quite good pc
specs: 8800 XFX GTX Nvida G-Card E8200 intel core 2 duo Prossesor 4gb ram ASUS motherboard. ermm so yea i would like to know is et better with crt and why?.
Thanks :)
r_displayrefreshrate 75
set ur displayrefreshrate down to 75 it's enough, then u can set a higher resolution
r_mode is personal, i play on r_mode 4 even though it supports more
r_displayrefresh 120
r_displayrefreshrate 120
com_maxfps 125
and u are like slarto machine
r_displayrefreshrate 120
com_maxfps 125
or
r_mode 4
r_displayrefreshrate 85
com_maxfps 85
r_displayrefresh 85
However, in games (mostly every game I've tried) I get weird colour "rippling" with some hues (dark hues, mainly). I figure this relates to displayrefresh, because I have a dark-hued wallpaper, which doesn't give this rippling normally, but when I have, say, Team Fortress 2 alt-tabbed and look at the wallpaper it has this "rippling" too.
It's quite annoying, and I figure it's related to displayrefresh. I also get it on Enemy Territory. Would setting refresh rate to 60 oslt help without any side effects, or would it just make it harder to shoot alot of headshots?
PS. I play at 76 maxfps. Can't stand 125 for some reason.
r_displayrefresh 120
Refresh rate @ 75 unless it gives u "eye kanker" or in English, a headache.
r_displayrefresh 100
r_mode 6
com_maxfps 100
If you can get 125fps @ that res and 120hz that should be enough. As for resolution etc, try different picmips and if that fails play around with drivers / try some other people's configs.