OpenGL ,Direct3d y sofware mode

[dedli]

hello, I have a pretty bad pc and I wonder what kind of rendering works for me to run the Cs Go to more fps Thanks

[Sun]

Perhaps try them both. I doubt there will be much difference between them. CSGO is CPU dependend.

[dedli]

u can run cs go with both activated

[Jo_Mei]

Originally posted by Deadly_Tracer54:

u can run cs go with both activated

how do u choose opengl mode?, i thought csgo is directx only

[dedli]

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

Originally posted by Deadly_Tracer54:

u can run cs go with both activated

how do u choose opengl mode?, i thought csgo is directx only

-gl : running in OpenGL mode
-d3d : running mode Direct3d
-soft : mode software runs
1 more ting it it was only directx u can not play on an IMac

[Jo_Mei]

Originally posted by Deadly_Tracer54:

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

how do u choose opengl mode?, i thought csgo is directx only

-gl : running in OpenGL mode
-d3d : running mode Direct3d
-soft : mode software runs
1 more ting it it was only directx u can not play on an IMac

thank you :)

[stewie reddit]

On the old source (the GoldSource) supports switching graphics mode in game settings menu but requires restart if you changed anything on that menu.There was 3 Modes;OpenGL,DirectX and Software mode.
The Current engine (Source) is heavily modified version of old engine which still supports these modes but you need to add them from Launch Options.
-gl for OpenGL(The one used in Mac and Linux environment)
-d3d for Direct3D (can only be used in Windows and you can't change DirectX version.)
-soft for Software(i don't recommend this one)

[frisky]

Originally posted by Globaltroy:

On the old source (the GoldSource) supports switching graphics mode in game settings menu but requires restart if you changed anything on that menu.There was 3 Modes;OpenGL,DirectX and Software mode.
The Current engine (Source) is heavily modified version of old engine which still supports these modes but you need to add them from Launch Options.
-gl for OpenGL(The one used in Mac and Linux environment)
-d3d for Direct3D (can only be used in Windows and you can't change DirectX version.)
-soft for Software(i don't recommend this one)

This doesn't work in CS:GO.

[Gabeznl]

Originally posted by frisky:

Originally posted by Globaltroy:

On the old source (the GoldSource) supports switching graphics mode in game settings menu but requires restart if you changed anything on that menu.There was 3 Modes;OpenGL,DirectX and Software mode.
The Current engine (Source) is heavily modified version of old engine which still supports these modes but you need to add them from Launch Options.
-gl for OpenGL(The one used in Mac and Linux environment)
-d3d for Direct3D (can only be used in Windows and you can't change DirectX version.)
-soft for Software(i don't recommend this one)

This doesn't work in CS:GO.

but on tf2 yes

[m3tamorto]

how u change renderer??

[dedli]

Originally posted by mort:

how u change renderer??

Originally posted by Deadly_Tracer54:

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

how do u choose opengl mode?, i thought csgo is directx only

-gl : running in OpenGL mode
-d3d : running mode Direct3d
-soft : mode software runs
1 more ting it it was only directx u can not play on an IMac

[André]

(Only Works On Windows) To emulate OpenGL i think you have to put the command ‘-r_emulate_g’ in your launch options by what i read on : https://weplay.tv/news/cs-go-launch-options-list-best-launch-options-in-2019-17462