I'm using a high FPS config; TF2 looks like a nintendo 64 game. I have my antivirus off (whenever I'm playing). I'm also playing at a rather slow resolution.
Drops to about 10fps whenever I get near battle, let alone look at battle. What else can I do besides make it look any worse then it already is? :frown:
Well basically if you have all that and only get 10fps in battle you should just research getting a new computer.
Computer specs?
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T6600 @ 2.20GHz
4GB of RAM
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family @ 1.7gb of Video RAM, 3D Supported, Pixel Shader 4.0 (I know it's bad, but..)
intergrated graphics are not going to get you very far here..have you considered upgrading to a dedicated gpu?
Just get hd4850 and you will have decent gaming pc for one or two more years
Laptop.
:sigh:
And I can't afford a new computer considering we can barely afford our house
I have the exact same laptop and i can run TF2 on Directx 8 with 40FPS, in battle 30FPS. Try installing Windows XP, you'll get a boost of at least 15FPS. Windows 7 on a laptop and gaming does not go well together.
I run the game at 60 fps constant with a supah kewl graphics config :smug:
[QUOTE=Fatfatfatty;24088568]I run the game at 60 fps constant with a supah kewl graphocs config :smug:[/QUOTE]
You could help the guy and share the config, not just brag here.
It's not an fps config, it's quite the very opposite, i was just waving my e-penis infront of his face.
[url]http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1149207[/url]
Go here.
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Especially remove particles. They are what's causing your fps to plummet during battle.
Thanks :buddy: I don't get a great FPS still, but it's definitely different.
Try turning down the screen resolution if you already haven't done that.
i'm maxing all i can
Models: High
Textures: Ultra high (mat_picmip -10)
Shader Detail: High
Water Quality: Reflect all
Shadow Quality: High
Antialiasing: MSAA x4
Filtering: Anisotropic x16
Motion Blur: On
HDR: Full
Multicore Rendering: On
Aspect ratio and resolution: 16:9 1920x1080.
Fucking FULL HD. On a Radeon 3450. Suck my 2 fps.
Just kidding, i built a new computer with some parts from this packet PC, now boasting a 4670. Awesome 55 fps in battle, 40 in super-intense battle.
[QUOTE=Sabrina;24101148]Antialiasing: MSAA x4[/QUOTE]
scrub, pros use x16 AA
Remove all mods
Reinstall Team Fortress 2
Close Steam
Open "team fortress 2 content.gcf"
(directory: Program Files/Steam/Steamapps)
Options>Volatile Access>Disable
Options>Write Access>Enable
Tools>Defragment
I did this and average over 200 FPS with an Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX with these settings.
Models: HWM
Textures: Very High (mat_picmip 3)
Shader Detail: High
Water Quality: Reflect world
Shadow Quality: High
Antialiasing: 2x
Filtering: Anisotropic x16
Motion Blur: On
HDR: Full
Multicore Rendering: Off; running a single core PC
[QUOTE=Happyfaic;24101258]scrub, pros use x16 AA[/QUOTE]
4x AA looks exactly the fucking same as 8, and 16x. I don't see the reason to turn it up any higher.
Especially with 4MSAA, or whatever, QSAA, I dunno been playing too much apb.
16x looks a lot smoother than 4x, although there's not a big difference between 8x and 16x. I use 16x to make my e-peen larger.
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[QUOTE=Sie-Sveinhund;24101288]200 FPS
single core PC[/QUOTE]
:byodood: how the fuck
[QUOTE=Sie-Sveinhund;24101288]Remove all mods
Reinstall Team Fortress 2
Close Steam
Open "team fortress 2 content.gcf"
(directory: Program Files/Steam/Steamapps)
Options>Volatile Access>Disable
Options>Write Access>Enable
Tools>Defragment
I did this and average over 200 FPS with an Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX with these settings.
Models: HWM
Textures: Very High (mat_picmip 3)
Shader Detail: High
Water Quality: Reflect world
Shadow Quality: High
Antialiasing: 2x
Filtering: Anisotropic x16
Motion Blur: On
HDR: Full
Multicore Rendering: Off; running a single core PC[/QUOTE]
When i try to defrag it says :
Error defragmenting file:
Error:
Package does not have write privleges, please enable them
- how do i make it work?
[QUOTE=Sie-Sveinhund;24101288]
[B]Options>Volatile Access>Disable
Options>Write Access>Enable[/B]
[/QUOTE]
then restart gcfscape
[QUOTE=ifaux;24087671]Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T6600 @ 2.20GHz
4GB of RAM
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family @ 1.7gb of Video RAM, 3D Supported, Pixel Shader 4.0 (I know it's bad, but..)[/QUOTE]
DELL vostro 1520? Cause i have vostro 1520 almost same specs, only T6670 and almost maxed.
Sony Vaio VGM-NW24OF
If you can, dual boot Windows XP and try it there. As i said, you'll get a boost of 15FPS at least.
Edit: @Sie-Sveinhund, are you serious or are you trolling? 200FPS on 9800GTX with HWM models is not possible.
Disable windows aero, if you haven't already.
[QUOTE=SlashSpeed;24104126]If you can, dual boot Windows XP and try it there. As i said, you'll get a boost of 15FPS at least.[/QUOTE]
Lies and slander. I've tried dualbooting XP with Windows 7 to see if performance would improve, and there was essentially no difference.
It would be much easier if you would just get a better computer.
Money doesn't grow on trees.
Your processor should run tf2 fine, its the fact your running integrated graphics. I ran tf2 on a 1.6ghz dual core for a while with 8800gtx and i had no problems.
Now i'm using my i7 930 :smug:
I have a HD 4850 1GB, :iia:, I don't know if there is a Laptop version or something, it costs 100 Euros, here atleast.
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