malfunctioning SDK
Quote from Kaleido on March 31, 2012, 10:24 pmiWork925 wrote:Djinndrache wrote:the HDD speed doesn't really matter for games...Are you high?
I mean, it doesn't... yes, having an SSD helps load times dramatically (50% faster) but once you're actually in a game, you won't get better framerates or performance from SSDs.
Are you high?
I mean, it doesn't... yes, having an SSD helps load times dramatically (50% faster) but once you're actually in a game, you won't get better framerates or performance from SSDs.
Quote from Lpfreaky90 on March 31, 2012, 10:42 pmKaleido wrote:I mean, it doesn't... yes, having an SSD helps load times dramatically (50% faster) but once you're actually in a game, you won't get better framerates or performance from SSDs.Basically loading stuff will be the only thing that's improved with an SSD. While this helps play games faster the increase of price often isn't considered to be a good choice. Though you could consider installing the games you play the most on ssd's... ... but that's over 2000% offtopic.
on topic:
have you tried this yet:
Basically loading stuff will be the only thing that's improved with an SSD. While this helps play games faster the increase of price often isn't considered to be a good choice. Though you could consider installing the games you play the most on ssd's... ... but that's over 2000% offtopic.
on topic:
have you tried this yet:

Quote from Djinndrache on April 1, 2012, 12:39 pmKaleido wrote:iWork925 wrote:Djinndrache wrote:the HDD speed doesn't really matter for games...Are you high?
I mean, it doesn't... yes, having an SSD helps load times dramatically (50% faster) but once you're actually in a game, you won't get better framerates or performance from SSDs.
^ this. Also: try to put 500+ GB of games on an SSD. Will be expensive and therefor it's just stupid to put steam's games directory on an SSD (unless you don't own many Steam games). Sponsor me and I'm in! But I still wouldn't spam the games on C.
Are you high?
I mean, it doesn't... yes, having an SSD helps load times dramatically (50% faster) but once you're actually in a game, you won't get better framerates or performance from SSDs.
^ this. Also: try to put 500+ GB of games on an SSD. Will be expensive and therefor it's just stupid to put steam's games directory on an SSD (unless you don't own many Steam games). Sponsor me and I'm in! But I still wouldn't spam the games on C.
Portal 2 Playlists: videos 1-200 | videos 201-400 | videos 401-600 | videos 601-800 | videos 801-1000 | videos 1001-1200
Quote from Abdoo2 on April 4, 2012, 11:14 amlpfreaky90 wrote:Kaleido wrote:I mean, it doesn't... yes, having an SSD helps load times dramatically (50% faster) but once you're actually in a game, you won't get better framerates or performance from SSDs.Basically loading stuff will be the only thing that's improved with an SSD. While this helps play games faster the increase of price often isn't considered to be a good choice. Though you could consider installing the games you play the most on ssd's... ... but that's over 2000% offtopic.
on topic:
have you tried this yet:actually found the problem
I DON'T HAVE PORTAL2.FGD FILE!!!
I think that is all...but can any one give me the portal2.fgd file???
I didn't find it in my SDK FGD's
Thanks in advanceanother thing :
thank you very much that would have been very helpful if my portal run on steam
Hint :NEVER played co-op
Basically loading stuff will be the only thing that's improved with an SSD. While this helps play games faster the increase of price often isn't considered to be a good choice. Though you could consider installing the games you play the most on ssd's... ... but that's over 2000% offtopic.
on topic:
have you tried this yet:

actually found the problem
I DON'T HAVE PORTAL2.FGD FILE!!!
I think that is all...
but can any one give me the portal2.fgd file???
I didn't find it in my SDK FGD's
Thanks in advance
another thing :
thank you very much that would have been very helpful if my portal run on steam
Hint :NEVER played co-op
Quote from Lpfreaky90 on April 4, 2012, 12:13 pmIf you don't run portal 2 through steam you don't use the official game and we won't help you.
Locking thread.
If you don't run portal 2 through steam you don't use the official game and we won't help you.
Locking thread.

