suspicious fps

[sp0tz]

hi...

i have'nt played CS:S for a while now, so i decided to go for a game...

but i have a strange problem.

even if i have 80fps the game seems to run like i only have 20fps.

it's a kind of continous stuttering...

i use the DNA-Ati 4.0.5.6 drivers

and these configs:

cl_smooth 0
fps_max 101
name sp0tz
sensitivity 2
cl_updaterate 30
cl_cmdbackup 2
cl_resend 2
cl_phys_props_enable 0
cl_cmdrate 101
cl_interp 0
cl_interpolate 0
cl_lagcomp_errorcheck 1
cl_lagcompensation 1
cl_updaterate 101
cl_rate 20000
rate 25000
r_mmx 1
r_sse 1
r_sse2 1
violence_ablood 1
violence_agibs 1
violence_hblood 1
violence_hgibs 1
cl_show_bloodspray 1

thx for help...

 

[Gothax?]

Please state the following :

-Processor speed
-Video card
-Ram Type & Quantity
-DirectX Level
-Taken the stress test before new update and after? What is the difference between the two?
-Have you ran a Spyware program to remove any malware/spyware/virus's?

 

[sp0tz]

athlon xp2600+
ati radeon 9600xt 128mb
infineon 1GB 333Mhz ram
directx 9.0b
no viruzes

stress test 70.97fps ( current )

 

[giant384]

u might want to get the latest direct x 9.0c and i think ur problem might be something else is using the cpu in the background and its causing your game to stutter or feel that way

 

[|Ben|]

You might also want to try to defragment your computer. I had stuttering once and so I defragmented, and it fixed the stuttering.

Also, you should try defragmenting after you get an update or add/remove large files, as not defragmenting can cause slow read times from your hard drive, thus causing stuttering.

 

[sp0tz]

is there any program for faster defragmenting? the one in windows is way too slow...

oh and i have directx9.0c...

 

[giant384]

is there any program for faster defragmenting? the one in windows is way too slow...

oh and i have directx9.0c...

depends how much stuff u have on your computer and i think there is a program for defragging but idk of any

 

[Qonfused]

Meh, you guys didn't read is whole post.

cl_interpolate 0

That's the reason. Turn that to cl_interpolate 1.