Counter-strike Source Stress Test 1207FPS

Mein Pc im grafik auslastungs test von CSS

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Entertainment

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• CSS
• Counter
• Strike
• Counterstrike
• Counterstrike-Source
• auslastung
• Auslastungstest
• Auslastungs-test
• Stress-test
• GFX

[pikeman383]

fps_max 0 gets unlimited fps! but only show 300 fps. and if u have 60 hz monitor u get only 60 fps

[N3R02006]

XD wtf

Stop talking bullshit

[N3R02006]

Es ist und bleibt eine ESL Konforme Config ,da is nix mit durch smokes sehen etc ...

[N3R02006]

Das sind esl konforme settings

[N3R02006]

alter kaugummi :D

[N3R02006]

BÄÄÄÄÄM FPS MACHINEEEEEEE

[kalimul]

That's DirectX 7 or 8 :) .

[TRclown]

ok for all the retards who responded on here about the human eye seeing max 60 fps or 75 etc is wroung , a human eye can see millions of fps , its the actual monitor you have that only supply the max fps through hz you see, ie 60HZ monitor will provide you're eye with 60fps, so if you can afford a 400HZ monitor and have gd gfx's card you'll see alot more. Dont beleave me even look it up in the science area on wiki.

[Schwarze2Rose]

Wo ist der unterschied zwischen normalem CSS und ESL 8auser die besseren spieler)? XD

[longdingwongdong]

can u give specs of your computer and do you have a fps config. if so can you give me one :)

[N1G4th3K1LL3R]

@Piratehurrdurr yeah yeah what ever..

[Piratehurrdurr]

@N1G4th3K1LL3R Let's show off my fps by recording with fraps... Cameras are the best proof for this benchmark cuz all recording programs add additional strain...

[N1G4th3K1LL3R]

Dude u suck its 21 century man and ur using a fucking camera!!!!!!

1.Im gald its not phone....

2.Buy better PC or whatever u have overthere....

3.Get a fraps or something like that...

[DinnerInATube]

everything looks cooler THROUGH A FISH EYE LENS

[aero1242]

low settings :/

[skizzarz]

your video settings suck... you're not rendering shit of course your frame right is high... but where's the eye candy? might as well just play original cs

[aaroniltg11]

The fact is that the human eye perceives the typical cinema film motion as being fluid at about 18fps, because of its blurring.

If you could see your moving hand very clear and crisp, then your eye needed to make more snapshots of it to make it look fluid. If you had a movie with 50 very sharp and crisp images per second, your eye would make out lots of details from time to time and you had the feeling, that the movie is stuttering.