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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8781544" data-attributes="member: 591582">My GPU wouldn&#039;t control Half-Life 2 fps due to the way the whole game functions and loads, and part of it is relative to steam.&nbsp; I bought all the Half-Life 1 and 2 games and all expansions for like $12 on Steam.&nbsp; Half-Life 2 still holds up today, graphically.&nbsp; But it was running at like 300 fps constantly, and I couldn&#039;t get my GPU to control the game&#039;s fps, so I wrote my first ever autoexec.cfg file in notepad and limited my frame rate to 144 fps, and it worked.&nbsp; It&#039;s super easy lol.&nbsp; I can run the game&#039;s highest graphics settings at 144 fps on that game and stay around 50C junction temps, which is nothing, really.&nbsp; Turning on supersampling with the GPU with 8x AA builds some heat up.&nbsp; I actually don&#039;t like super sampling, it makes everything look too warm or fuzzy.&nbsp; Also makes your GPU really warm and fuzzy, too, lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8781544, member: 591582"] My GPU wouldn't control Half-Life 2 fps due to the way the whole game functions and loads, and part of it is relative to steam. I bought all the Half-Life 1 and 2 games and all expansions for like $12 on Steam. Half-Life 2 still holds up today, graphically. But it was running at like 300 fps constantly, and I couldn't get my GPU to control the game's fps, so I wrote my first ever autoexec.cfg file in notepad and limited my frame rate to 144 fps, and it worked. It's super easy lol. I can run the game's highest graphics settings at 144 fps on that game and stay around 50C junction temps, which is nothing, really. Turning on supersampling with the GPU with 8x AA builds some heat up. I actually don't like super sampling, it makes everything look too warm or fuzzy. Also makes your GPU really warm and fuzzy, too, lol. [/QUOTE]

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