Half-Life Stutter

Hey, you guys know about that Half-Life game, right? Well lately I’ve been having a problem with some sort of stuttering. Here’s a video showing a couple examples.

It happens consistently in the same spots, and throughout the game, varying in severity. I’ve tested on a WON version, and the issue isn’t present, so it’s only in the Steam version.

Anyone have any ideas or suggestions?

Sys specs (as much as I doubt it’s a system issue):
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.4 Gh
6GB RAM
AMD Radeon HD 7700
Win7 (64-bit)

I got this too.Just switch over to Software instead of OpenGL.Or just choose DirectX, incase you got that driver installed.

I’ve tried that. It causes problems as opposed to fixing them (oddly).

Maybe theres some usefull info in this thread.

Nope, nothin’ useful. :frowning:

The last option would be reinstalling Windows, but I’m pretty sure you’re not too keen on that :p.
If you happen to have downloaded & installed tons of drivers or packages (like me), you might want to delete some.No idea if that works, but the stuttering occured for me after I installed tons of stuff for VS 2010 C++.

Yeah, a clean reinstall wouldn’t be worth fixing one game. I’ve looked around to see if any drivers I installed could be causing problems, but apparently not.

Your PC needs some major optimization (Half Life runs great on a pentium 1 MMX 233mhz)

I think you just need to defragment Steam files, that will probably fix it.

Oh and enable/disable force pre-cache in the console, that should definitely fix it.

Like I said, the WON version run doesn’t have the stutters.

I’ve tried all the basic stuff. Drfragmenting, verifying the cache, reinstalling, etc.

What’s the command for that?

a paremeter to add in the launch options .
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Command_Line_Options

you should look if you have installed something that loads some executables or if it is a virus from internet .

you should do a reinstall of windows, with latest drivers , and some tweaker like tcp otimizer : https://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php
if you use adsl and a router , set the mtu at 1492 . that prevents having 2 packets : one full and one for 8 octets

that should be cool and quickly done ;’] and that cleans all shit ;’]

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