Quick trick to get rid of the 100fps limit

[MiesterZ]

Just follow these simple steps and you should be able to have more than 100fps in game if you have a decently powered computer

1. Go to your steam library
2. Right click Counter-Strike Nexon Zombies
3. Press Properties
4. Go to the 'General' tab and press 'Set Launch Options'
5. Inside of the launch options type this in: -high +developer 1
6. press ok
7. Launch CSNZ
8. open your console up and type this command in: fps_max 999

Enjoy

[MiesterZ]

Originally posted by 강시좀비:

Thank you bud :csnz:
Could I get ban for this? Need GM here..

i've used that command more than once and i havent got banned for this.

[Kiwi]

Setting launch options and using already existing console commands will never get you banned. There's a reason why developers put them and made them executable.

[deaddud7]

Thanks so much m8, turns out my potato isnt as strong as i thought it was.

[★R4F4 S1LV4★]

Thanks it works for me, but my game plays weird and it can reach 300 fps. I set to 130 fps seems good enough for me :)

[76561198796240445]

waw naw i get 999 fps velly niicee

[76561198796240445]

naw my cs in cancer whu do not do dis = will kill ua game

[C-Space]

Thanks for the tip

[Fuzzzzzzzzzzz]

in number 4. there is no Set Launcher Options

[Calculus3]

Originally posted by MiesterZ:

Just follow these simple steps and you should be able to have more than 100fps in game if you have a decently powered computer

1. Go to your steam library
2. Right click Counter-Strike Nexon Zombies
3. Press Properties
4. Go to the 'General' tab and press 'Set Launch Options'
5. Inside of the launch options type this in: -high +developer 1
6. press ok
7. Launch CSNZ
8. open your console up and type this command in: fps_max 999

Enjoy :csgohelmet:

Ehh you don't really need over 100 fps. Plus, it can create screen tearing since it's not capped to your monitor refresh rate. Keep in mind it's your gpu that push out the frames so when it's pushed to create frames faster than ur monitor refresh rate, it can create screen tearing. Obviously screen tearing will rarely happen especially with good quality monitors but the human eye can't really tell the difference between 60 fps and 120. Humans can obviously differentiate smoothness of game play but higher fps does not equate to smoother game play.

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