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[.:Purple Haze:.]

in CS:S
and what is like a good fps rate

Edited by .:Purple Haze:., 05 April 2005 - 09:33 AM.

[James Jones]

I beleive that the command is 'net_graph 1' in the console. a good fps for me is around 60 or 70 outdoors (open areas) and 90 or 100 indoors (hallways etc.)

[Fluke]

i use net_graph 3

[Unk]

yea net_graph 3 shows everything. i also use it.

[Kass]

net_graph3 for me as well, i usually have 40-50 fps

[i_smoke_crayons]

Online, where everyone lags up my fps, I get 90-120. Offline, where no one lags up my fps, its about 400-500. But 50+ is good.

[spartacus456]

Online, where everyone lags up my fps, I get 90-120. Offline, where no one lags up my fps, its about 400-500. But 50+ is good.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

anything over 40 is good. YOu wont notice much of a difference between 40 and 120

[misterweels]

net_graph3 for me as well, i usually have 40-50 fps

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

same here kass i feel ur pain

[i_smoke_crayons]

Net_graph or cl_showfps is good. I use cl_showfps because it takes up almost no room at all in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.

[angrybrit]

I wish Valve would do something smart for a change and implement something simple like CTRL+R like in WoW.

F'cking Gabe...

[Aziz]

yo, mine is between 20 and 30 at all times... what should i do about it?

[uGaming - Robbie]

cl_showfps 1

160-250 fps.

[monster]

Robbie, I know you are new, so it's ok.... .but:

Please don't dig up old topics unless they are relevant. This topic is almost 2 months old, and besides the answer to the question that you gave was already posted.

Click on view new posts to see the current topics for the day, week, etc.

You can start new topics too.

Thanks,

Monster

[IWantWhiteCastle]

now thats how ur supposed to deal with people posting on old topics^^^^

[misterweels]

` netgraph 3

[Boss Man]

i use showfps_1

[tury]

I wish Valve would do something smart for a change and implement something simple like CTRL+R like in WoW.

F'cking Gabe...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I know this is posting in a old topic, but you can simply bind a key to the showfps command

in the console, type:

bindtoggle (the key you want use) "cl_showfps" then hit enter

for example:

bindtoggle ] "cl_showfps"

This would mean that pressing ] would turn it on, and pressing it again would turn it off

have fun!

Edited by tury, 02 July 2005 - 05:50 AM.