Now you can customize your own viewmodel settings here. The rest of the settings are your own choice to use or not. Multicore settings are best left at default as from my experience I’ve gotten random crashes from any other settings used on that. Alright, so the settings that come next can get a bit more advanced. Hitsound damage pitch? Well, have fun with that! It’s all preferences, really. M0re’s connection setting is kind of a middle ground between the two. This is how it looks for me.Īnd here comes the fun part the network settings! Basically, if you have bad internet, you choose Chris’ “bad connection” settings, if your internet is good you pick Chris’ good connection. Personally I recommend to have it as a no border window, making it easier and faster to tab out of the game. The first part will set your resolution to what is recommended for your screen automatically, along with refresh rate.

Now you will come to the settings bit of the page. Actually, I recommend to keep these as they are. Don’t change the movement keys unless you want some big changes. Next you will scroll down to a keybind list. Please note that FPS configs will change the look of your game to be more blocky and lower quality to get more FPS out. If you’re having a lot of framerate issues, try using Chris’ maxframes. Personally I use Chris’ dx9frames because I prefer some shiny weapons. Now, the first thing you’ll see when you open it you’ll see a “Graphics config” selection. That’s why I’m gonna write a guide on how to make your own config in the easiest way possible using

So, some of you may have trouble with framerate issues in tf2 such as really low fps or very unstable fps.

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