Colors are really subjective....

The video is overly saturated, but that's just my taste.

I'm actually thinking of drilling some more holes on my Deathadder..

http://i.imgur.com/Is9A32B.jpg

Deathadder Black edition is considerably heavier than the 2013 edition. And fuck warranties.

my browser window is too small to view it without scrolling horizontally. Though only the player count and a few characters get cut.
:(

You don't watch lossless files. Well maybe for a quick preview, but recording lossless video means you're going to be using it for some kind of production. If you're not, don't bother with lossless and just encode using x264.

if you really need to view it......
1. faster cpu&/io system. bitrates for lossless codecs are huge.
720P@30fps 95.4Mbps... blu-ray media tops off at 40mbps!

2. get off vlc. Probably packed with outdated decoders, slow renderers, etc.
MPC + klite or whatever your favorite codec pack.

it certainly gets hotter. My acer that I run at 86hz is blazing hot. Nearly a year running like this though.

http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-Custom-Resolution-Utility-CRU

The Nvidia driver should allow you to configure the resolution and refresh rate, but if you can't get it to work. CRU is an alternative that works for AMD and Nvidia.

Open net_graph 5 and try to interpret what the graph and numbers tell you?
Perhaps your connection to the server was shitty. Try recording from a listen server and compare.

I think it's because of your network settings.
Perhaps cl_smooth. Have you looked into it?

You just compared LOAD temperatures to Idle temps.

Use an application like prime95, which will stress out your cpu/ram way past what tf2 can push. This will cause your hardware to get even hotter. You should always have some headroom with thermals...

I suppose you can use speccy to measure temps but I like to use hwmonitor. Or coretemp if you're picky.

http://ark.intel.com/Products/Spec/SLA9X

Too hot. Fix it.

2639 frames 27.869 seconds 94.69 fps (10.56 ms/f) 3.816 fps variability

CPU: i5 3570K @ 3.6hz
GPU: Msi R7850
Driver: 13.4

Dxlevel 91
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Fullscreen
FPS config: modified Chris' Dx9frames
Shadows: Enabled
multi threading: Enabled

Same ^ but with DX81

2639 frames 25.399 seconds 103.90 fps ( 9.62 ms/f) 4.166 fps variability

POST-64bit update benchmarks...
shounics benchmarks:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xbuiBnZb301EXFyYuQP17KS21AWM_v5o/view

sbmrk.dem, 100 player demo for ~60 seconds
sbmrk24.dem, 24 player demo for ~20 seconds

Old benchmark1.dem file below.

whoa whoa whhhhaaaattt?

"sensitivity" = "6" ( def. "3" ) min. 0.000100 max. 10000000.000000

Curious how well the map download restriction will work with VPK's (steampipe anyone?). Can't I as a server admin make a malicious VPK that includes a map and some furry porn for the hud? (I know l4d2 allows hud modifications via vpk files)

http://etf2l.org/forum/general/topic-22753/page-1/

Team Fortress 2
- Added "Only allow map files" to the possible selections in the download filter option for clients *
- Fixed a client crash related to the material system
- Fixed Diamond/Carbonado Botkiller weapons using incorrect team materials for the arms
- Fixed a vphysics regression where some items would travel farther than they should
- Improved performance and stability for the Linux version
- Removed range restrictions from viewmodel_fov_demo *
- Updated the Ap-Sap so it can be gift-wrapped and have custom names/descriptions applied to it

*looks like they have taken parts of the openPlugin they are Okay with.

Looks like Metamod is broken for linux servers, have a great day!

For videos, I use a separate launch option via a shortcut on the desktop.

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\Steam.exe" -applaunch 440 -sw -w 1280 -h 720 -novid +exec maxQ

When I play it's in fullscreen launching a different resolution and quality config file.

For live recording, I recommend OBS or MSI afterburner. You might want to record to a separate physical disk. Afterburner offers more encoders, including VFW encoders such as Lagarith and x264. It also can record two audio sources.