Yes it did. Go in TF2's console and try to set cl_threaded_bone_setup. Never mind I saw you realized it got removed. Either way why are you trying to launch it through stuffcmds? That command should be launched exactly once, because it just sets up the command buffer.

Anyway I finished exams and I still have this issue.

The frame rate display has been moved to cl_showfps 1. If you want the frame rate peak and troughs and frame times, then use cl_showfps 2. As for the network information, that has been moved to net_graphtext 1.

Also what exactly is "timeleft"?

Likely it either caused issues and/or wasn't needed anymore so the cvar got removed.

I'll solve this later because I have an exam to finish tommorrow and I feel like playing rlcraft right now.

Haven't searched it up yet. Changing the cvars have done nothing for me nor did reinstalling TF2. I have a feeling this is an actual glitch I found.

I don't mean using the debugger to get the variable states. I mean using the debugger to get TF2's clear console output and any crashes or fatal errors from the debuggers. Neither of those require symbols from the compiler.

r_threaded_renderables
r_queued_decals
r_queued_post_processing
cl_threaded_client_leaf_system
cl_threaded_bone_setup

This issue I'm having seems to be affecting stock TF2 (without mastercomfig) as well, and the server info packets seem to be somewhat corrupted too (all rows in the player column in the server browser are always 1⁄1), so I doubt those cvars are the problem here. I'll still try them out anyway though.

No. Sometimes a debugger is legit useful in these situations where console output doesn't give you any useful information relating to the problem.

Just played with the newest mastercomfig version from github. It seems to crash my TF2 client everytime I try to load a map or server. I'll try to use the console logs (or a debugger if those aren't useful) to debug this issue.

I'm not a troll! What if I was autistic or something? What if I had dyslexia?

Who's "jay z"?

Well that's why I formed this post as questions (as in "Are browser benchmark sites trustworthy?"), and not as objective statements.

I mean as in I don't know or understand what's wrong with my post.

I don't even watch linus tech tips that often. Most of my knowledge comes from the internet and actual experience with it (like curl).

Right so I just realized that I wrote the wrong title. My post is talking about those browser benchmark sites (like JetStream), and not browser benchmarks themselves (like the two uBlock Origin memory benchmarks).

I watched some 6s matches, just never played in any.

I don't get what you're trying to say here.

That is why I marked this post Off-Topic, no?