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dOm1naTOr · 27-10-2007, 12:36 AM

@BULLZI
its better to train at higher resolutions in CS 1.6, coz @800x600 the crosshair distractions due to recoil is very annoyin at itll only come back to normal[the pointed one] with some delay.
And todays even any below average PC cud easily handle CS 1.6 @ 1440x900 without ny lag. Also use OpenGL rendered nd dun use D3D coz of many issues.
Even if D3D looks better, use only opengl.
I know game experience change a lot with resolutions. Hike up the mouse sensitivity at higher resolutions.
The latest patched CS 1.6 has an additional option for widescreen enabling which can be activated via a tick mark on the video properties page.

I hate DOTA, so dun know bout that.

27-10-2007, 12:36 AM	#12 (permalink)
dOm1naTOr Wise Old Owl Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: shhhh!!!!! on a sniper point Posts: 4,200	Re: Problem with Viewsonic VG 1921 WM!! @BULLZI its better to train at higher resolutions in CS 1.6, coz @800x600 the crosshair distractions due to recoil is very annoyin at itll only come back to normal[the pointed one] with some delay. And todays even any below average PC cud easily handle CS 1.6 @ 1440x900 without ny lag. Also use OpenGL rendered nd dun use D3D coz of many issues. Even if D3D looks better, use only opengl. I know game experience change a lot with resolutions. Hike up the mouse sensitivity at higher resolutions. The latest patched CS 1.6 has an additional option for widescreen enabling which can be activated via a tick mark on the video properties page. I hate DOTA, so dun know bout that. __________________ G1: PII X4 B50 4.0 \| TRUE 120*2 \| TA790GXB A2+ \| 4GB DDR2 GSkill 1200 \| Audigy 2 \| HD4870 \| HEC 550 \| MX 518. G2: AII 240 \| M2N 68AM+ \| 3GB\| 8800GT \| Zebby Plat 500 G3: XPS M1530 \| FZ 16.