1. What purpose would it serve besides looking cool?
2. If people can't tolerate Yukon's sightlines, then wall-banging shouldn't be anywhere near acceptable.

Crossfire. You should be fine unless you're running two AMD Cards, and if you happen to be running two cards it's just as simple as going into properties, un-enabling read-me, and then switching that 'Disable' back to 'Enable' again.

Idk man, I think its just Linux since AMD doesn't really care about its Linux drivers.

Thanks for doing the benchmarks man, because I'm way too lazy to. :)
enjoy ur frames

You can get the premium timer resolution from Danpixed's MaxFPS Compilation: (http://www.teamfortress.tv/27801/danpixeds-maxfps-compilation)
Open the program, click 'Maximum', and then minimize the program and forget about it.
I recommend keeping it in your startup folder.

And the Core Unparker is here (You can try V2 if you want to, I used V1 and it was fine):
(http://coderbag.com/Programming-C/Disable-CPU-Core-Parking-Utility)
Just click Unpark all once you get in the program, and you're all set.

The correct download link on Coderbag looks like this:
http://i.imgur.com/NFdPLwX.png

NOTE: Only boosts FPS on DX8

I disabled the Catalyst AI (basically for Crossfire, useless for people with 1 GFX Card) and now I'm able to smoothly play with Comanglia's Movie CFG in filled-up pubs. I consider the performance increase to be about equivalent of the performance increase with Timer Resolution/Core Unparking, which is honestly pretty big.

How to do it:

1. Go to C:\Users\(insert username here)\AppData\”. Click on "Local", then click on "ATI", and finally click on "ACE".

2. Open the file Profiles.xml with Notepad++. Ctrl + F to find CatalystAI. Go to the line that has a value of "Enable". Change "Enable" to “Disable”. Save the file, and in the folder, right click it, go into properties, and make it Read-Only.

3. Finally, go where your ATI folder is in Program Files (for 64-bit users, it would be under Program Files (x86)). Open the folder ATI.ACE, and then open the folder called Core Static. Find MOM.exe, and launch it. If nothing shows up after you click on it, you did it right.

reserved

I hit some pretty nice airshots and upshots, but I lack gamesense. I'm looking for a team that I can improve with along the way and scrims regularly. I have no competitive experience besides 150+ TF2C lobbies, but have almost 500 cumulative hours on soldier, most of which were spent in MGE. I prefer to play 'long-leash' pocket and commonly leave the medic hanging with the demo, but if needed I can equip a shotgun and play alongside the med. I'm fairly good at dealing damage and getting kills 1 v 1, and excel incredibly when with a scout.

If you want to take a chance with a MGE soldier, or have a team with smart-playing scouts that are good at cleaning up damage, then here's your mann.

bump.
we still need a fix.

????
I never knew that people actually used mouse buttons for commands.
I tried it once and could never get used to it.

I started googling and for the most part didn't find relevant information, but I DID find this:
http://www.sevenforums.com/gaming/31980-lag-online-games-windows-7-a.html#post331641

EDIT: Right off the bat, Microsoft Edge feels WTFFAST

Crap...
any way to change net settings to help deal with it in the meantime?

with FiOS, I'm pretty much stuck with using the bad Actiontec routers, or upgrading to the AC router for a ridiculous cost.

bump.
help please?
still having this issue. its incredibly frustrating.

info down below

I honestly don't know what lerp is.
explanation??

people love to exaggerate on these forums.

cl_cmdrate 66
cl_updaterate 66
cl_interp 0.01515151515
cl_interp_ratio 1
cl_lagcompensation 1
cl_pred_optimize 2
cl_smooth 1
cl_smoothtime 0.015151515
rate 60000

do you know if those settings will help me in my case?

I'm also having this problem

autoexec:
http://pastebin.com/GZW8SG9Y

net_graph 4 at random times in a MGE server:
http://imgur.com/a/5uGEC