How can i put counter strike 1.6 in 32 bit color?
your processor bit rate has nothing to do with you color bit rate. First, what kind of video card do you have? Most all of them support 32bit color now, so with that being said...open steam, open cs, go into options, select 32bit color. the game is best played in opengl/32bit/800x600 unless you like 1400x900 which is nice for widescreens with screaming vid cards like my own.
Counter-Strike 1.6: Cannot Join/Start Servers?
delete that file, then uninstall the game, delete any folders related to cs, uninstall steam, reinstall steam, resinstall cs
How to chat in cs 1.6?
isn't it "y" and then type what you want to say? it's been a while, but the keybindings are in your options somewhere, for the all-chat, team-chat, etc.
I changed my CS 1.6 game's video renderer settings from "OpenGl" to "Software" and the game isn't opening now. I use Windows 10?
Ok so i assume it was working on the same setup(h/w, os etc) until you changed the renderer. Right click the game, go to your launch options( and add "-gl - 32bpp" OR "-d3d" without the quotes. (assuming you using via steam). Or Just reinstall the game. Or you can try to copy the opengl32.dll in windows/system32 to hl.exe folder(not the cstrike).Let me know if it worked. :)Edit: problem solved using CL parameters since its non steam version. :)Thanks for the A2A.
Can i put CS GO/Source or Blackshot into my laptop?
WIll it get over heat or when lag when playing this kind of games? And can you give some suggestion of games (prefer first person shooter online).... already have:cs1.6/zero/extreme ~does who can't see the picture Processor: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N2600 @1.60GHz 1.6 GHz Installed memory(RAM): 2.00 GB System Type : 32 bit operating system
Is CS:GO warzone a virus?
NOO!I HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR 1 YEAR AND NEVER FACED ANY PROBLEM.TRY PRESSING CTRL+ALT+DEL WITHOUT CLOSING THE GAME AND WHEN YOU WILL OPEN THE GAME AGAIN THE GAME STARTS WORKING FINE.
I have a radeon x1250 and want to play cs 1.6?
The graphics parts have always been the Achilles heel in those systems ! On consumer-level notebooks, there is no video card but rather a graphics "chip" in your system's Discrete Logic ( a subsystem hardwired* or etched** on the motherboard ) that CANNOT be replaced. * Hardwired means soldered to the motherboard ** Etched means burned on the motherboard ( those gold circuits lines ) One way you can ensure the best total (graphics, video and otherwise) performance of your PC is to install the MAXIMUM amount of RAM that it can take. The rule on that is determined by two limits: 1) Your OS (32-bit (XP or Vista) will have a limit of 4 GBs (about 3.5 for Windows and 0.5 for the hardware subsystem) and 64-bit (XP or Vista depending on version) can go from 8 to 128 GBs) 2) Your PC slots number and physical RAM acceptance (varies by manufacturer and model line***) *** The easiest way to get that information is to visit the support site of the PC manufacturer.