Counter Strike 1.6 (steam) FPS problem

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  1. Posts : 8
    Win7
    Thread Starter
       #41

    For me, doesn't matter now, I'm back on XP.
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  2. Posts : 2
    windows VII
       #42

    as with a bunch of the other people on here, I too have a similar issue with cs. now im not certain its a windows 7 issue but anyway I used to have near-constant 100 fps (and i even had high poly models and skins and what-not). back then i had 2 geforce 9600's and 2 GB of ram.

    now i have 1 gtx 285, 8 GB RAM, and a quad core processer, which is MORE than sufficient to run crappy ol' cs 1.6. now i realize cs is OLD but why would a better gfx card and more ram cause it to perform worse??

    fps goes from 100 to as low as 10 when theres moderate - high "action" on the screen. i was even in a map like fy_iceworld BY MYSELF and the guns on the ground alone made my fps go to 25...

    what the heck D: whyyyyy ><
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  3. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 x64
       #43

    Help please! FPS jumps from 100 to 97! In all the video card is disabled!
    Computer configuration in the profile! On Windows XP there was no such "Drivers are the latest!
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  4. Posts : 15
    Win7
       #44

    same issue here
    phenom 9550
    4 gb RAM
    ati 4850

    didnt had that issue before 2 days and it happend today
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  5. Posts : 310
    Windows 7 Pro
       #45

    did not read every post but, -dxlevel80. This will set it for dx8 mode. you could do dx7, but many many servers boot people for having a mat dx level under 80. I play no issue, and your hardware shouldn't be the issue.
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  6. Posts : 15
    Win7
       #46

    I havent changed anything in my cfg cuz i play a lot of cw 5v5......This happened after steam updated the interface
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  7. Posts : 6
    windows 7
       #47

    larryman said:
    @ Borum
    At the moment I had 60 fps max, my vsync was turned off...
    To solve this, I just turned vsync on, hit apply and off and hit again apply. After this my fps wasn't capped anymore...
    thanks dude this worked for me aswell
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  8. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Home 64-bit
       #48

    A mix


    Hey!
    Had the same problem as many of you with constant FPS dropp.

    This is how I fixed it:
    Did the Vsync on,off,on,off thing
    Launched CS 1.6 and entered random server, tabbed out and ctrl + alt + del and set the Affinity to 1 core (nr 3 was on lowest usage for me)
    and turned the priority for HL.exe to high

    Works great with 100fps all the time and all lagg's gone!

    Great thread!
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  9. Posts : 2
    windows VII
       #49

    unfortunately ur suggestion didnt work chazzi =/ i tried every combo if affinity and priority with some actually being WORSE.

    ive also tried switching compatibility mode to xp service pack 2 and 3, still nothin -___-
    btw drivers are up to date for everything
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  10. Posts : 2
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
       #50

    Hi guys,

    It would SEEM that the latest updates from Windows 7 may have fixed the fps drop in cs 1.6, specifically KB982110 and KB2272691. Not sure which one of them did the trick but, after i installed, i tried playing a few rounds and it went smoothly as it would in XP. Adding an extra priority for hl.exe in the task manager will also increase performance.

    I tried virtually all the fixes i found while googling, but none seemed to fix my issue. It improved somewhat, but not a permanent fix. Out of all the ideas suggested, i stuck to network throttling off, turned off DEP for hl.exe.

    I have a core 2 duo 2Ghz a piece, 2 GB DDR3, and a GeForce 9500 GT, running Win 7 x86.

    Hope this helps.

    --Wolfyx
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