braz Daemon Poster Messages 1,122 Location Chicago, IL Feb 13, 2008 #1 hi, just wondering what folder do i put crysis configs i downloaded?
OP OP braz Daemon Poster Messages 1,122 Location Chicago, IL Feb 13, 2008 #3 just in there, not in the config folder or anything?
Mordred In Runtime Messages 214 Location PA Feb 13, 2008 #4 Depends on the config you dowloaded. My autoexec.cfg goes there, but my modified Cvar Groups folder goes in the Config folder. It should have come with a readme.....
Depends on the config you dowloaded. My autoexec.cfg goes there, but my modified Cvar Groups folder goes in the Config folder. It should have come with a readme.....
OP OP braz Daemon Poster Messages 1,122 Location Chicago, IL Feb 13, 2008 #5 ok, its an autoexec.cfg, thanks ill put it there. i need a new cpu soo bad dude. my 8800GT SC is bottlenecked SO bad. need a q6600
ok, its an autoexec.cfg, thanks ill put it there. i need a new cpu soo bad dude. my 8800GT SC is bottlenecked SO bad. need a q6600
Mordred In Runtime Messages 214 Location PA Feb 13, 2008 #6 No problem. What CPU are you running now?
OP OP braz Daemon Poster Messages 1,122 Location Chicago, IL Feb 13, 2008 #7 amd 64bit 3200+ (OCd to 2.1ghz lol) its single core. everyone is telling my my fps would double with a q6600 cuz my 3200 is bottlenecking my 8800gt SC
amd 64bit 3200+ (OCd to 2.1ghz lol) its single core. everyone is telling my my fps would double with a q6600 cuz my 3200 is bottlenecking my 8800gt SC
Ste Do not Stare at my Avatar Messages 9,578 Location Upon Gleaning Infinity Feb 13, 2008 #8 Most config files don't increase your FPS, they only make the graphics look better. So your FPS would probably decrease unless they explicitely state otherwise..
Most config files don't increase your FPS, they only make the graphics look better. So your FPS would probably decrease unless they explicitely state otherwise..
Mordred In Runtime Messages 214 Location PA Feb 13, 2008 #9 A lot of them can help with FPS. Especially if they disable god rays, motion blur, depth of field, etc.
A lot of them can help with FPS. Especially if they disable god rays, motion blur, depth of field, etc.