Let's talk about RATES

**Bunni** · 08-04-10, 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by ~BigTymer~

How the hell do you know if both of your cards are even working? I run SLI with two 9800 gt

Doesn't support windows 7 by the way

sli meter, shows me which cards are rendering the active dx window.

What does not support windows 7? Sli (check nvidias new's panel, they've long since released for it, unless your refering to that bug way back in w7 RELEASE CLIENT regarding multiple gpus on a dx window, which... ya a hotfix was released for w7 rc and the fix was obviously merged into the os for final release), or nhancer? Which ive got running fine, did have to give permissions to that xml file in the system32 folder for it to work. But works excellent now...

And ingregards to sli working, depending on the game's dx level you need to change the sli method. Theres specific methods for dx10.

**Suka#1** · 08-04-10, 08:01 PM

I had a similure problem with the Ati radeon 5770 cards i had sli or cross fired as ati likes to call it, anyway useing a single card i was getting around 100 fps never really below when i cross fireded it stayed the same I download an app called cpuz and that told me that one of my cards was no running the same driver you can find programs that tell you just gotta look for them.

**~BigTymer~** · 08-05-10, 12:51 PM

Originally Posted by Bunni

sli meter, shows me which cards are rendering the active dx window.

What does not support windows 7? Sli (check nvidias new's panel, they've long since released for it, unless your refering to that bug way back in w7 RELEASE CLIENT regarding multiple gpus on a dx window, which... ya a hotfix was released for w7 rc and the fix was obviously merged into the os for final release), or nhancer? Which ive got running fine, did have to give permissions to that xml file in the system32 folder for it to work. But works excellent now...

And ingregards to sli working, depending on the game's dx level you need to change the sli method. Theres specific methods for dx10.

the program you had posted I thought I seen it was only good up to Vista. I might need to get with you Bunni. I really don't know much about computers, other than I paid a lot for mine. I'm clueless when it comes to settings etc... don't know what I'm looking for and def. do not know where to find shit
Can always goggle, but then I would have to goggle the answer to what I goggled before :P

**Toker** · 08-05-10, 12:55 PM

I don't think I have ever goggled anything. I've oggled many pairs of breasts though...

**Bunni** · 08-05-10, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by ~BigTymer~

the program you had posted I thought I seen it was only good up to Vista. I might need to get with you Bunni. I really don't know much about computers, other than I paid a lot for mine. I'm clueless when it comes to settings etc... don't know what I'm looking for and def. do not know where to find shit
Can always goggle, but then I would have to goggle the answer to what I goggled before :P

feel free to hit me up, that app i linked though is not for the faint hearted and takes a modest amount of trial and error. However the results are well worth it.

**rock_lobster** · 08-05-10, 05:13 PM

I set mine at:

cl_interp .01
cl_interp ratio 2
rate 30000
cl_updaterate 101
cl_cmdrate 101

Previously, my lerp was at 300 ms causing me to "lag" (ping was in the 40-70 range and fps were in triple digits)

After I changed my settings in console to the numbers above, my lerp is down to 20 ms. I think that may fix my problem. About to try it out now.

**Toker** · 08-05-10, 05:28 PM

Rock try those same settings at .02 for cl_interp.

**rock_lobster** · 08-05-10, 10:33 PM

Originally Posted by Toker

Rock try those same settings at .02 for cl_interp.

I will. I was getting so frustrated, then I noticed the 300ms lerp sitting in the right bottom corner of my screen (via net_Graph) and did some research. Found out some nifty ways to lower it.

**BUtta** · 08-10-10, 03:57 PM

what do you want your lerp to be?

never seen lerp before... never payed that much attention to net_graph

**space.cowboy** · 08-10-10, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by BUtta

what do you want your lerp to be?

never seen lerp before... never payed that much attention to net_graph

Ideally, as low as possible, while still being white. The orange is okay, as long as it doesn't go yellow (meaning you are losing packets). Orange just means that it will go yellow easier.