There are no pro players who use a resolution above x in CS1. Most use x Sure games get driver updates made specifically for them. This often happens right around a game's launch. You made my point about contacting the developer whether it be Valve or Turtle Rock, I don't know even more strongly by saying that CS received a patch within the last year, so clearly the developer is still supporting it while nVidia hasn't done anything with the old CS in a long time. The driver updates are for the graphics card, not the game itself.
The graphics card gets driver updates specifically made for them to run better with certain games. The game gets no driver update. Software can't get driver updates.
Only hardware can. The driver updates the card to play better with those games, it doesn't update the game at all. Saying a game gets driver updates is wrong and makes no sense. What you mean is the graphics card got driver updates to provide better performnace for games. This would have been true, if I wasn't able to use Hz fullscreen with my Radeon card.
I was able to play CS1. So this statement is null. Do you have any reason to think that there are CS1. What makes you believe there is? Obviously drivers provide the software interface between hardware, the OS, and whatever programs we're using.
Nothing I wrote above was intended to imply otherwise. They create profiles for the games which affect how the hardware behaves, and the behavior is intended to show results in those specific games. NVidia, as far as I know, hasn't put out an updated profile for the old CS in at least five years. Therefore, I'd say Valve is more actively supporting CS1. NVidia still might get an answer for you, but that shouldn't stop you from asking people more actively involved with the game as well.
Also, I'm not saying CS1. I've been trying to tell you that there are more possible solutions than just the driver needing fixed which was what my first comment was about : For instance, there might be a way to get CS to do what you want which you aren't aware of by going through the game or it's configuration files instead of the driver. Then again, there might be a way via the driver which the folks at Valve or fellow players could tell you better than the people in this forum, because the game is so old I graduated from college a month after its original release Additionally, that your AMD card could do something your GTX currently doesn't seem able to do is irrelevant to my text you quoted, and I'm not sure why you brought it up at that point.
Edit, I decided to separate the long single post into two smaller ones since the one was unwieldy and had multiple subtopics in it. Well your wording doesn't back this up. You stating the following and I quote: mutrumbo said: Because Valve might be able to give you a better solution on how to do it than nVidia would seeing as how nVidia hasn't created a CS1. These statements are quoting your claims that games get driver updates, which is not true.
The graphics card gets the driver updates to make the games run better. I don't know what forums you're looking at, but CS1. This is less then a year ago, but not last month.
Because you claimed that the update could be the reason that I can't achieve Hz fullscreen. If this was a problem with the game or update, then I wouldn't be able to achieve Hz fullscreen no matter what video card I used. Since I was able to get Hz fullscreen with my Radeon card before and after the update, the problem must be with the nVidia card drivers obviously.
I'm blaming the drivers because I remember with my Geforce 3, I could also do Hz fullscreen back in the day, but these were with older drivers. So the problem is most definitely the drivers, not the game itself. Its very common for new drivers to stop certain functionality in old games, or break the whole game entirely and make it unable to execute.
I had no idea you were referring to Valve. You were being extrememly vague. Although someone might know a workaround on the Steam forums, I don't want a workaround. I want a legitimate fix. If a Radeon can do Hz fullscreen for CS1. I never said anything like that virtually everything I've written even after I clearly reexplained the major points. Therefore, again, good luck to you. I won't be wasting anymore time here. For instance, statements like "nVidia just released a new driver for.
If you weren't so vague I wouldn't misunderstand you in the first place. This quote I'm about to post is leaning towards the update being at fault and that I should contact Valve about it. This sounds like you are trying to say the patch is at fault and that I should contact Valve about it.
So they are making changes to the way the graphics driver interacts with the game, intentionally or unintentionally. I never misquoted you or "infer things you didn't say". They are taking directly from your words. Like I said before, its very common for new drivers to brake old games. Its just CS1. Around 40, people still play CS1. I won't get used to such phrases, since they are ignorant statements.
They should be saying, "nVidia, please update the graphics drivers to work with X game please". I'm sure its common for people to say these things, because most people have no idea what they're talking about. Oh god, not another of these idiots who knows nothing about tearing, vertical refresh and the display chain.
Get a fkn clue, Tearing occurs because frames are swapped in at an interval that does not predicate that they are completed before hand. Sora said: Oh god, not another of these idiots who knows nothing about tearing, vertical refresh and the display chain.
Tearing occurs when your FPS goes above your refresh rate. You know what happens when your FPS goes above your refresh rate? That's like saying, "Apples don't taste sugary, they taste sweet.
Since the refresh rate can't keep up with how many frames are being thrown at it, it starts drawing the next frame too quickly, hence it not being able to predict the next frame since its rendering too fast. You have no idea what your talking about. Not only that, you won't have any tearing to begin with if you have Swap Internal VSync enabled, since its all being synchronized.
Your statement is completely wrong. On top of that, Swap Interval and VSync are the same thing. They both synchonize your FPS to the monitors refresh rate. Swap Interval IS Vsync. You obviously didn't know this. It lags your game and mouse movements. Mentioning Swap Interval VSync is just meaningless. Considering you said this earlier in the thread: Sora said: You will see screen tearing regardless. You know nothing about monitors and probably have never used a CRT in your whole life kid.
I doubt you even play without VSync. You have never even experienced FPS and are stuck at I doubt it even goes up to 85Hz at its native resolution, and even if it does, I bet you don't even know how to set it to 85Hz and are using 60Hz. Your LCD is garbage. Its not even 2ms or lower, its 5ms. Not even a gaming grade LCD. If your server has its own site, you can add a server widget to the site so that visitors to your site can see the latest information on your server.
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