Hey, came to search for help. So my problem is that i cant play cs 1.6 with out getting fps drop, my pc specifications: intel pentium dual core 2.66 hz, 3gb ram, geforce 630 gt 2gb 128 bit. So first of all when i go to play, i got to disable one of the core's, because i get bigger fps drop, than i have to play with one core. But anyway i get drops like 99-50. Maybe someone knows how to deal with this situation and could help me? Btw sorry for my bad english )

Put the settings on the video card 3D options to off and to better perfmormance... should help

illotex wrote:

I've done that before i even tried ntweaker. i dont know what to do more, maybe there's something like a fix for this problem or i dont know.

ownis wrote:
Hey, came to search for help. So my problem is that i cant play cs 1.6 with out getting fps drop, my pc specifications: intel pentium dual core 2.66 hz, 3gb ram, geforce 630 gt 2gb 128 bit. So first of all when i go to play, i got to disable one of the core's, because i get bigger fps drop, than i have to play with one core. But anyway i get drops like 99-50. Maybe someone knows how to deal with this situation and could help me? Btw sorry for my bad english )
Hi,
You PC has a lot more power than what cs needs so you should not have any problem. If you are facing them it will be due to incorrect settings. What do you mean by "drops like 99-50"?
Regards,
RaHBeR

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I mean fps drops from 99 till 50 or less. Ive done with settings what ive known. vsync off, preformance on etc. even tried ntweaker for nvidia.

ownis wrote:
I mean fps drops from 99 till 50 or less. Ive done with settings what ive known. vsync off, preformance on etc. even tried ntweaker for nvidia.
Hi Again,
Try the default game settings. Copy these 3 files from the "cstrike" folder of your cs to your desktop:
autoexec.cfg
config.cfg
userconfig.cfg
Then delete these files from your cs. This will cause your cs to revert back to the default settings.
Then in game use the command:
fps_max 101

Is your fps now stable?
Regards,
RaHBeR

It's still the same :/

ownis wrote:
It's still the same :/
Hi,
Then it is a problem with your PC. Maybe you are running to many programs on your PC that cs is not getting its required resources which is causing the fps fluctuation.

You should run as few programs as possible while playing games not just cs. You should pause Anti-Virus scans, close Internet Browsers, disable automatic updates of programs, pause any downloads, etc. The main point is that the less programs running the better.

You should also disable all the unnecessary background programs that is the programs that when running don't appear to be running and silently consume the resources of your PC.
Go to Start click on RUN and type msconfig and press Enter. On Wndows 7 directly type into the Start Menu search bar and then click on the same name that appears in the search.
In this Window look at the Services and Startup tabs. Be careful and only disable the unneeded ones, search their names in Google to find out that what they do.

Hopefully now your fps problem will be solved. Feel free to contact me if you face any problem(s).
Regards,
RaHBeR