[blackbladeX1X2]

Running on Vista Home Prem, as it so states on the left.
When I installed CS 1.6, my graphics were, to say, crap (which I don't understand since I ran it perfectly on XP, like so many others)
I found out that my setting were on Software mode, and when I tried changing to OpenGL, game crashed and burned.
*STEAM SUPPORT AWAY*
One link that may have helped me didn't work.
Does anyone know if I can get OpenGL grapics on a AMD 64 Athlon Process 3500+ 2.2 GHz
I believe my graphics card is an ATI Radeon Xpress 200, anyway to check this would be helpful, since I am a computer nubcake!
Thanks in advance.

[K6Llama]

Sorry to say I don't have an answer to your problem, however, since you started a 1.6 topic, I might as well post my problem here as well. So all was well in my little CS 1.6 world for a long time. I was running it on XP and then on Vista X64 after I did my clean install. I was operating with a 23'' LCD monitor. When I switched to a smaller monitor temporarily, it still ran fine. Now I switched back to my 23'' and I get BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) every time I open CS. Either through Steam or from a desktop shortcut, before I even see the game menu, it just glitched for a second and then BSOD restart. Anyone else experiencing these problems or have a possible solution? I have tried uninstalling HL, Steam, and CS 1.6 as well as deleting every trace of those programs on my system. After a clean install of those programs, I still have the same problem. Any help would be appreciated! Cheers!

Update: This same problem also occurs if I try to run TFC. This may be a Steam related issue. Still screwed

This post has been edited by K6Llama: 26 April 2007 - 06:10 AM

[jaythreee]

@ blackblade
Check the settings you have for your video card. For my Geforce card the default settings were different than they were on Windows XP. Also do a windows update.

@Llama
Again it's probably your video card drivers causing the BSOD. There aren't any settings you can set in HL1 games to make it crash other than setting your resolution too high.

[K6Llama]

jaythreee, on Apr 26 2007, 10:10 AM, said:

@Llama
Again it's probably your video card drivers causing the BSOD. There aren't any settings you can set in HL1 games to make it crash other than setting your resolution too high.

Is there a way to set the resolution so that the game will run in a certain resolution and not effect my desktop?

[K6Llama]

K6Llama, on Apr 26 2007, 12:07 PM, said:

Is there a way to set the resolution so that the game will run in a certain resolution and not effect my desktop?

Ok well I got the game to run in a windowed mode by customising the resolution in the icon target line, however, I can see my entire taskbar and the top of an explorer window while I am playing. I have a large screen so it is not a huge issue, just a little distracting. Any thoughts?

[R o_O k Y]

well i guess i'll post my problem as well. cs 1.6 ran fine on my XP computer but now on vista its running horribly - i keep lagging and getting CL_FLUSHPACKET.exe or something i forget. anyway it makes me mad....any suggestions? i have an nVidia GeForce 6150 LE.

[jaythreee]

K6Llama, on Apr 27 2007, 03:39 PM, said:

K6Llama, on Apr 26 2007, 12:07 PM, said:

Is there a way to set the resolution so that the game will run in a certain resolution and not effect my desktop?

Ok well I got the game to run in a windowed mode by customising the resolution in the icon target line, however, I can see my entire taskbar and the top of an explorer window while I am playing. I have a large screen so it is not a huge issue, just a little distracting. Any thoughts?

Customize your taskbar so that it autohides and is not always on top. Then change the resolution to what your desktop is so the window covers the whole screen.


@Rooky
CL_flushpacket is a large amounts of packets being undelivered. Open up console and set all these commands:
fps_modem 0
fps_max 101
cl_cmdrate 101
rate 25000
cl_updaterate 101
cl_resend 1.5
cl_cmdbackup 1
ex_interp .1 (You can use .01 for better registration but the models will be a little skippy, or try between .1 and .01)
net_graph 3 (This will tell your current fps and packet data. Use net_graph 0 to disable.)
All these settings are assuming you have a decent computer with a good broadband connection. (256kb down/128kb up). If these settings don't work then post back your a screen shot of your netgraph, computer specs and connection speeds. You can do a connection speed test at http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest

This post has been edited by jaythreee: 01 May 2007 - 04:53 PM

[R o_O k Y]

THANK YOU. and yeah i have an awesome computer and DSL internet.

[surfwaxamerica06]

I have the same problem as blackblade. Everytime i try to put on my opengl it says it's not supported. all steam says is check with your video card company, and they suck. I have the same specs as blackblade.


plz help!!

[krazyxmonster]

HIYO!

RE: CS 1.6

not open GL

CS 1.6 on XP RAN FINEEE.... then my mother board burned out, so i went and bought a new laptop. HP pavilion dv2000... yes i know.. POS... =(... then i downloaded and installed steam and installed counterstrike through steam. The first night it was choppy, played with the settings and everything... played fine... sucky computer. Then the next morning (right now)... i tried to play again and it says Game not avaliable please try another time. Or something to that effect..... somebody please tell me whats wrong... other then that VISTA SUCKS?

[Deimios]

I had the same problem on Vista X64 Ultimate SP1 . The game was choppy and it was not caused by the network. Switching resolutions (tried 2048x1536,1600x1200,1280x1024,1024x768 and 800x600) and render engines didn't help one bit. Direct3D introduced a noticeable lag to input. I did not try window mode or disabling Aero. I will install Vista again soon and I'll experiment with it.