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Looks rather nice. Looks like some work on the motion blur, perhaps object-baesd now? :)

I did find his while searching, http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showthread.php?t=135866&highlight=multi-core I'll see how many cores that uses. :)

Valve has shown tech demos, etc. of their multi-core/parallelization work, so when is the patch going to be released? Any words, estimates, etc?

There are multiple programs, but this is a good one, http://www.geovid.com/ :)

This was happening the other day. Haven't played it since, but will try it a little later to see if it's still doing it. Basically, objects were falling through floor, or "floating" around on the floor, etc. Another,

Not replace, just update, like when Valve updated Source to use HDR lighting.

Why don't you just use Fraps? :) www.fraps.com

Well, Team Fortress 2 runs great even on one core. I just wish there were more "stuff" to blow up/interact with (like in CS:S, HL2:DM, etc.). I really think the consoles are holding it back. :(

Played this game for a while, and noticed apparently the game was only using one core instead of two (like Shadowrun, Quake 4, COD2, etc.) or all 4 cores (like Supreme Commander, Lost Planet, etc.) Any idea if this will be updated? I saw the news about Valve's quad-core tech demo (the rain...

Thanks. :)

How do you "extract" it? Or do you just copy/past it?

If you want to play without the Quake 4 gibs, how do you enable low violence? I'm in the US, btw. :bounce:

Hey, I went and did a load of dishes in the kitchen, at least I did something profitable while waiting. :rolling:

Ok, restarted Steam, no more 0%, now it's at 99% and updating.

Same here.

Just release it now, it's 1:08am here EST.

Yes, check Fileplanet.

Tuesday, September 18. Could have been playing the Crysis Beta all this time. :\

44 minutes until Tuesday (EST). :naughty:

Thanks for the informative post. :cool: