Timerefresh in CS is a parameter that reflects the performance of the video card during the game, and on the level of which the speed of movement and fire depends, as well as various lags and brakes. To find out the value of this parameter on your computer, go to the game and write the command "timerefresh" in the console.
Instructions
Step 1
However, most of the advanced players are unhappy with this indicator, so the question arises - how to increase the timerefresh? This can be done in several ways.
Go to CS, write maxplayers 0 and map de_dust 2. As soon as you appear, do nothing. Go to the settings of your video card and in the "Adjust image settings" tab at the bottom set the "Performance" parameter in the "Use my preference emphasizing" line. After that go to the "Set Sli and PhysX configuration" menu and set the "Enabled" parameter in the "Set PhysX GPU" tab.
Step 2
Many users also use various parts of the code from third-party configuration files to increase CS timerefresh. However, this is wrong. Even if you do this, think about what parameters you set in this file and what you want to get as a result.
Step 3
So, to use the config file to increase the timerefresh, remember the following parameters. To increase the parameter almost 2 times, write the GL_SWAPINTERVAL 0 command, and then restart the video system using the vid_restart command.
But, so that you can perform all the tricks, add one more command to it: CL_MAXFPS 560. This parameter sets the limit on the number of frames per second. By default, it is 60, but to improve the efficiency of the video cards, they use the value 560.
Step 4
Paste the three listed commands at the end of the configuration file, after all the basic settings of the video system. Next, start the server, download this file and check the timerefresh value again, which will now be at a much higher level.
However, these settings work until you go to another level, that is, the video system does not reboot. In order not to constantly restart the game and download the file again, add the following line to it:
BIND F4 "SET GL_SWAPINTERVAL 1; WAIT; SET GL_SWAPINTERVAL 0; VID_RESTART"
This line says that the F4 key now belongs to the function of returning the standard value, pause, and after setting zero. So now, when you restart the video system, just press F4, and all the settings will fall into place.
