Multi-Core Rendering OFF or ON

[76561198123332927]

See above

[CallMeLeonidas]

Offn't.

[Minksy]

off, it's an old game. More stable fps on older titles with rendering off, on for newer ones

[Mystic`]

OFF

[predamonk]

I get higher fps with it on

[S E X Y]

Lol,put It ON

I bet all ppl here hasnt even tried It to turn It off,they d hsve seen their performance decreased

Same with all source Games

Leave that thing ON

[Red™]

I put it all high. Seems to have little to no effect on the FPS
It’s up to you

[ᴿᴱᴻᴱ™]

You got more core than 1?
Yes?
So use them!
I tried it also. I got more FPS and a more stable Framerate with Multi-Core Rendering enabled.

[jaytea]

on
don't listen to the boomers

[ThatNormalBunny]

Leave it on especially if the game has automatically put it on

[Natalie*]

Single core CPU - OFF
Multicore CPU - ON

[♡jazzy♡]

on = uses all cpu cores available
off = does not use all cores available.

[🖤Lyra🖤]

Originally posted by ♡jazzy♡:

on = uses all cpu cores available
off = does not use all cores available.

Ah thank you I was looking for a similar answer for another game in my graphic card settings and I was wondering what the he’ll this option was thxs it helped me for another game.

[Shakes]

Originally posted by ♡jazzy♡:

on = uses all cpu cores available
off = does not use all cores available.

Source Engine is limited to 3 threads. Anything with more than 3 cores is going to have more headroom, but performance won't change much without higher clock speeds and/or stronger GPU depending on your settings.

Also, if anyone reading this thread uses Linux, multicore rendering leaks VRAM.

[tomás]

Of course on, more if you are using an AMD PROCESSOR.
Even using Intel MUST BE ON.

Source games uses more CPU ALWAYS instead GPU, exactly the same effect if is OFF in CS:GO (bad fps)

[Bob the Boomer]

Lots of ppl will tell you OFF because they read a thread about it, and have yet to try it them self and compare fps with it ON