8.3.6 released with bug fixes and quality of life improvements.
This release took 4 hours to produce. If you like the work I do, consider supporting me!
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#4
Help - disabling bright lighting
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Customization
This will be fixed in mastercomfig 8.3.6.
posted about 4 years ago
#10
RGL discriminating against the hearing impaired?
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TF2 General Discussion
MikeMatThis post could have said "Hey rgl needs to clarify/reword rule 1003.3, it reads like they're trying to ban hearing aids" and skipped 4 paragraphs of overdramatic bullshit.
yeah but then it wouldnt be on tftv
posted about 4 years ago
#1980
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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Customization
sAvenIs the zoom_sensitivity_ratio in the flat mouse addon affected by aspect ratio, m_yaw, or both?
https://github.com/JarateKing/jarconfig/blob/master/docs/zoom_sensitivity_ratio.md#values
Hey all, I'm looking to improve some parts of the config which haven't been updated in a while: quality levels and documentation.
If there's any modules or presets that don't make sense to you in terms of the quality they provide per level, or any confusing or wordy documentation or download descriptions you feel can be made better, please let me know of any feedback, suggestions or criticism!
posted about 4 years ago
#1978
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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8.3.5 released with performance improvements, hitreg enhancements and bug fixes.
This release took 5 hours to produce. If you like the work I do, consider supporting me!
posted about 4 years ago
#1977
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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Customization
8.3.4 released with performance improvements, hitreg enhancements and bug fixes.
This release took 6 hours to produce. If you like the work I do, consider supporting me!
posted about 4 years ago
#1976
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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8.3.3 released with performance improvements and experimental hitreg improvements.
This release took 8 hours to produce. If you like the work I do, consider supporting me!
posted about 4 years ago
#1973
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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Customization
8.3.2 released with bug fixes and updates to the localization files.
This release took 3 hours to produce. If you like the work I do, consider supporting me!
posted about 4 years ago
#5
How often was windows 7 updated?
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Off Topic
OblivionageHmm okay I really dont know much about operating systems but I really don't like the telemetry in w10. I wish there were more options than just windows or apple. I'll just remove all the important things on this computer and stick to safe sites with adblock for now i guess.
You can disable all telemetry in Windows 10 using W10Privacy: https://www.w10privacy.de/english-home/
Also there are more options than just Windows or Apple: Linux :)
posted about 4 years ago
#3
How often was windows 7 updated?
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Off Topic
You can see the history here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4009469/windows-7-sp1-windows-server-2008-r2-sp1-update-history
Generally, it is at least every month on patch tuesday, but due to how common vulnerabilities can be in complex software, it is often more frequent.
Additionally, since all windows versions come from some form of common code history, updates to windows 10, and windows 8.1 may reveal exploits in windows 7. So every time windows is updated further, you are more at risk.
Although it is true that smart computer practices can limit the extent of harm to your PC, that does not cover the more complex exploits taken advantage of that are fixed by these patches.
I would recommend updating to Windows 10 as soon as possible, or moving to Linux if you don't want to use Windows 10.
posted about 4 years ago
#1972
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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8.3.1 released with bug fixes and updates to the localization files.
This release took 2 hours to produce. If you like the work I do, consider supporting me!
harlowngthanks for updating and working on this as much as you do
<3 thanks!
posted about 4 years ago
#1969
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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Customization
8.3.0 released with usability enhancements, bug fixes and performance improvements. (and yes, it includes a non-VPK version for those don't want to move over for god knows why) One thing I want to stress is that people seem to just ask for stuff without saying why, and that means I have to guess as to how to best serve not only them but all mastercomfig users. If you make a suggestion and say what caused you to make that suggestion, I'm going to be able to actually address the problem better.
This release took 12 hours to produce. If you like the work I do, consider supporting me!
posted about 4 years ago
#1968
mastercomfig - fps/customization config
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Customization
hi_Has anyone made a non vpk version?
Can you let me know what you want from a non VPK version?
EDIT: Letting me know about your needs helps me better serve them, including adding new options to download and use mastercomfig. Instead of downfragging a simple question for seemingly no reason, I'd really like an answer. Thanks.
posted about 4 years ago
#25
NVIDIA and ASUS team up for 360hz monitor
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Hardware
Olgha
Don't use percentages to compare frame times. It is misleading. Humans don't see in magnitude of relative change, they see what is absolutely happening in the world. Now, what you can do is instead relatively compare two absolute frame time differences.
For example
60Hz to 144Hz:
1/60 = 16.7ms
1/144 = 6.9ms
16.7ms - 6.9ms = 9.8ms difference
144Hz to 360Hz:
1/144 = 6.9ms
1/360 = 2.8ms
6.9ms - 2.8ms = 4.1ms difference.
4.1ms / 9.8ms = 42%
So, we can say that it's less than half the benefit of moving from 60Hz to 144Hz.
posted about 4 years ago
#3
Rubberbanding with high frames and low ping?
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Q/A Help
If you are getting 200fps on very low, you don't need very low. Honestly, I should get rid of it because of its misuse. It's for people getting 5 to 15 FPS without a config.
It will affect your game negatively, as it says on the website. So when you encounter these issues, please heed the warnings.
I'd use medium low.
posted about 4 years ago