would be interested in seeing a video of it + handcam at 60fps if possible

also things that would be awesome to know

Loss %, choke, FPS, what kind of monitor you have and how it's connected to your system.

Windowed / Fullscreen?

OS

Does it happen on listen servers as well?

alright this might be a dumb question at this point, but has anyone tried fully replacing their Configs with a new one?

Have you guys tried my config with cl_interp 0 or the regular chris config with that interp, and change literally no other settings after defaulting your tf2 configs?

and just to be 100% sure on this

this is happening ONLY to Projectile weapons, not all weapons correct?

updated it to the best of my knowledge

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Perfect-Pixel-QNIX-QX2414-144Hz-24-LED-1920x1080-Full-HD-FPS-Gaming-PC-Monitor/121696946784?
QNIX 2414
1.5ms GTG, 144Hz, $144 (no osd menu, dual-link dvi only, can be overclocked ULMB = NO)

http://www.amazon.com/Iiyama-Screen-Height-Adjustable-GB2488HSU-B1/dp/B00IPN552M
iiyama ProLite GB2488HSU-B1
1ms GTG, 144Hz, $454.31 (has the least amount of Overdrive ghosting of any 144Hz panel, best colors/contrast out of the box, ULMB = NO)

http://www.amazon.com/BenQ-Performance-24-Inch-LED-Lit-XL2430T/dp/B00M8E0K06
BenQ XL2430T
1ms GTG, 144Hz, $370 (has a lot of ULMB features that work right out of the Box, Black Equalizer 2.0)

http://www.amazon.com/BenQ-Series-XL2411Z-24-Inch-Monitor/dp/B00ITORITU
BenQ XL2411Z
1ms GTG, 144Hz, $269 (better price than above, you would need to update the firmware for good ULMB choices, Black Equalizer 1.0)

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B2HH7G0
ASUS VG248QE
1ms GTG, 144Hz, $229 (middle price point with a good portion of nice features ULMB = limited; has lightboost but not as many options as the BenQ models if I recall correctly)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Perfect-Pixel-X-star-DP2414LED-Full-HD-Gaming-Monitor-24-144Hz-Multi-Port-/221822303311
X-star DP2414LED
1ms GTG, 144Hz, $188 (low price, pretty sure it's dual-link dvi only, overclockable ULMB = NO)

for the X-Star and QNIX be aware that you'll almost certainly have a dead pixel, or at least a stuck one if not more. The perfect pixel policy just means they won't allow more than 3 DEAD pixels, they don't care about stuck ones.

r_renderoverlayfragment "1" //will enable some other things too, i.e. signs, the team color stripes on walls on process.

Have you tried playing with "volume .01" or a volume just low enough to barely hear what's necessary (personally I don't cound footsteps as being necessary more like Gun Shots, medic calling uber, and decloaks are definitely important though)? having really low sounds might help if you get distracted easily while also still being able to distinguish things going on around you.

Qck XXL If you want a desk pad

Yelling at Crasian...

lmao, at least their server provider didn't die again.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/23/americas/hurricane-patricia/
http://www.weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/hurricane-patricia-mexico-coast

Mexico is about to get destroyed. If you're in Mexico near Puerto Vallarta gtfo.

""That's almost like an F4 or F5 tornado that can be 5 or 6 miles wide, just tearing up the coast as it makes landfall," said Myers. "... Can you imagine being the center of this eye, ... and then get hit by the eye wall doing 200 mph? "

"Patricia -- the strongest hurricane ever recorded -- barreled closer and closer Friday morning to Mexico's Pacific coast, where residents have been told to brace for its 200-mph sustained winds and torrential rains."

fuck me... Time to go back to bed...

a spreadsheet I made when I got really bored. Took a bunch of the sensitivities from one of the threads on this forum.

Average in/360 among TF2 players is 9.8in

also recorded classes when possible/removed multiple submissions *cough* dflame *cough* so you could get a line parser and find out the average sens for soldiers and use that if you want.

But hey if you like a 5in/360 then use it.

so a few things here. 144Hz is divisible by 24 which is quite nice because certain media when it plays back at a refresh that isn't divisible 24 just doesn't look right. 1080p on Dual Link DVI should support ~200Hz with relative ease, and higher if you have a heavy gauge cable that's 6ft or less.

Now the reason most manufacturers don't do this
1. Their's very little demand, and nearly no games can put up these kinda of numbers, and a good chunk of the ones that can have to be frame capped / ran in vsync cause they don't work a good example would be what happens to skyrim's physics.
2. Power Usage
3. The more you raise the refresh rate of a LCD monitor the higher your gamma is which completely fucks colors and contrast. Plus anyone who says they don't care about contrast is a LIAR it's hard as hell to track/flick to people when contrast is awful.

https://i.imgur.com/gKqKce5.jpg (I don't play on 240Hz just as an FYI their's all sorts of issues you hit after ~200Hz I haven't gone over)

I'll be posting a guide about this within the next couple months.

No, you can have higher resolutions at 24". Also you'll notice the difference between 144Hz and 120Hz, but I don't know if anyone could justify spending $200-$300 unless they don't have light boost and REALLY want to use lightboost.