I have counter-strike 1.6 and i want to play it in 800x600 resolution on windows 7 x64 ultimate.When I set up that resolution i got two big black stripes from the sides.My graphic card is NVIDIA 9800 gt and monitor ASUS VW195S 19'' widescreen.How i can fix that problem ??
edit: but i won game to be run on 800x600 resolution !!!, it was ok in windows xp
Last edited by hunt3r; 15 Nov 2009 at 16:45. Reason: adding
BusOfTheUndead is right. Counter-Strike Source isn't a very demanding game. It's old too (I don't say it isn't popular). Putting the game in 1440x900 for your 19" will give better results. You will lose some FPS but nothing too dramatic. Your Quad-Core and graphic card is easily able to run CS in full quality with good FPS.
If you still doesn't want to do that, I suggest putting your Windows resolution in 800x600 and then play Counter-Strike in 800x600.
Right click steam icon on bottom right > Games > right click Counter-Strike (under My Games tab) > Properties > Set Launch Options
In the command line, type "-full", without the quotation marks of course. This will force CS to run in fullscreen.
Well...I have problems with cs,too.
I can`t run it in 32 bit.it returns in 16 bit
Also have win 7 x64...
pls heeeelp.:)
I have a Windows screen resolution of 1680x1050.
Like you I like to play CS in a low resolution of 640x480 with 32x AA
I also found that I had the black bars down the sides but I fixed this by going into the nVidia control panel and selecting the graphics card to perform scaling rather than leaving it to my screen.
eewwee try adding this to your launch parameters for cs: -bpp 32
why would you want AA? AA is just like turning up the resolution except worse.... its better to have the resolution be set to the native resolution of your screen then useing AA with a low rez
The thing with counterstrike is if you're a "hardcore" player then getting the game setup to your preferences is very important.
Playing CS 1.6 on anything above 640x480 ruins my game, changing the resolution completely changes the feel of the mouse, the amount you have to move the mouse across the mat to achieve a 360 degree movement increases and the sensitivity feels different.
I started playing CS back in 2000 and played with 640x480 ever since.
I turn on AA because on a flat widescreen monitor at 640x480 the players heads are too jagged and since this is what you're primarily aiming at smoothing the heads over was a must.
It's one of those things if you're one of those serious CS players, gota have the right mouse, the right mouse mat, mouse skates and mouse bungee's, the right headset and the right resolution all of which is going to be different from person to person.
In the graphics options it won't show the widescreen resolutions until you switch the aspect to yours, 16:10 or 16:9, which ever you have. After you do that it'll show the higher resolutions, I play CS:S at 1680x1050 with all settings maxed.
turn up your mouse speed then silly people or get a better gamer mouse
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