How do I increase my FPS

[staku]

So can someone help me increase fps in this game? I currently run it at high settings and anti aliasing off so can someone like help me? Im Graphics hungry

[TheLastSniper]

Originally posted by NOOOOOT NOOOOOT:

So can someone help me increase fps in this game? I currently run it at high settings and anti aliasing off so can someone like help me? Im Graphics hungry

what is your fps at?

[staku]

Originally posted by TH3L45T5N1P3R:

Originally posted by NOOOOOT NOOOOOT:

So can someone help me increase fps in this game? I currently run it at high settings and anti aliasing off so can someone like help me? Im Graphics hungry

what is your fps at?

60 FPS When normally playing and 40-50 FPS when there is a horde

[staku]

Originally posted by Drek:

What is the current framerate that you usually get? What is it when there is a huge horde or graphically demanding area/campaign? Use the framerate counter in the Steam settings (Steam > Settings > In-Game > FPS Counter). Put vertical sync to triple buffered rather than double buffered or none to increase performance and reduce visual artifacts. Disable and/or delete any mods you aren't using or almost never use at all. Finally, lower your memory to medium and resolution if the framerate for you is still not satisfactory. One more thing, lower the filtering mode one or two options lower than your current choice.

I'll try your solution

[TheLastSniper]

Originally posted by NOOOOOT NOOOOOT:

Originally posted by TH3L45T5N1P3R:

what is your fps at?

60 FPS When normally playing and 40-50 FPS when there is a horde

thats about the same as i get. im a console peasent so i don't really care

[ExMobGuy]

Originally posted by NOOOOOT NOOOOOT:

So can someone help me increase fps in this game? I currently run it at high settings and anti aliasing off so can someone like help me? Im Graphics hungry

Turn down your textures, they dont need to be that high.

[staku]

Here is the picture of my settings http://imgur.com/a/25nWy
And my spec sare
Intel Core i3-M350 2.26GHz
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5145
4GB RAM DDR3

[staku]

Originally posted by Drek:

Originally posted by NOOOOOT NOOOOOT:

Here is the picture of my settings http://imgur.com/a/25nWy
And my spec sare
Intel Core i3-M350 2.26GHz
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5145
4GB RAM DDR3

Vertical sync should either be double or triple buffered. Memory should be medium IF you have many mods.

Wouldn't putting it on Triple Buffered decrease fps.

[一地猫毛]

？？？好多外国友人

[BreakinBenny]

I've got something you could insert as a launch option, it disables motion blur completely.

+mat_motion_blur_percent_of_screen_max 0

[Karmaterrorᵁᴷ]

If you have vsync on your frames will be capped at 60 (pretty sure its vsync that does that) To get more just turn that off. I usually run around 150-200fps on l4d :)

[nomorevideos]

Originally posted by Drek:

Originally posted by NOOOOOT NOOOOOT:

I'll try your solution

Just know that unless you have a better GPU and/or monitor, it won't suddenly go from 40-50 to 70-80 and 60 to 120. It will only increase by a few at worst to a dozen frames at best; well if your monitor is only 60 HZ then don't count on it going beyond 60 fps.

You can also increase the visual performance of your PC itself. The instructions I'm about to give you will only work on Windows 10.

Search Bar > This PC > Right Click > Properties > Advanced System Settings > Advanced > Performance > Settings

You can then either choose to have Windows decide what's best (default option), best visual quality, best visual performance, or custom. If you don't care about your desktop looking like a potato, then select best visual performance; otherwise, select custom.

At the bottom is a list, and you should uncheck at least half of them or more. Making your PC have better or best visual performance will significantly increase the framerate for all your games. Expect the framerate to increase by 5 -15 frames. Who knew drop shadows and animations on the desktop affected visual performance?

Source games do improve when above 60 fps with only a 60hz monitor though.
The more fps, the "smoother" and less laggy your aim will be.

[nomorevideos]

Originally posted by Drek:

Originally posted by NOOOOOT NOOOOOT:

Here is the picture of my settings http://imgur.com/a/25nWy
And my spec sare
Intel Core i3-M350 2.26GHz
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5145
4GB RAM DDR3

Vertical sync should either be double or triple buffered. Memory should be medium IF you have many mods.

Vsync is cancer and does nothing imporant other than reduce screen tearing though. All it does is limit your framerate to 60, not to mention double/triple buffer will slow down your performance.

[TheLastSniper]

Originally posted by RestlessDreams91:

Buy new PC.

Yeah 4 gigabytes of ram isn't really enough to play games anymore

[Blaquicat]

Originally posted by Drek:

If you don't have the hardware and monitor to go beyond 60 fps it's pointless.

Any experienced (aka veteran) player (this or any cs game) will disagree with you.

Originally posted by nomorevideos:

The more fps, the "smoother" and less laggy your aim will be.

/\ This!

Also, what is the point of having an 20000000 DPI mouse, but the game will only "read" it at 60fps?
Why on the earth you should use updaterate above 60 (101 or something), if you only "making" 60 frames, wasting network sending repetitive updates to the server?
I can go on all day with this..

[Blaquicat]

Originally posted by Drek:

Lowbei is that you? Oh, and having better framerate when your monitor doesn't support that refresh rate only makes things seem faster. It's an illusion that it's smoother when really not much has changed with only a 60 HZ monitor. I'm able to aim much better by enabling mouse filtering, raw input, and mouse accleration in the settings.

Only the monitor is limited to 60hz everything else is not, its not an illusion its Math..
How experienced you are in this game? Because is kinda obvious the input lag.