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I highly Recommend this update. Its additional OpenGL functions made my Source Engine games a lot more stable and just good.
Additional things I've noticed: Fixes some problems with old Mac Halo Demo, and solved a GLSL issue with my Left 4 Dead
Just saying
-Keo
Saber~Cow : Dave on 2010-03-29 21:48
Interesting, I haven't played anything on Steam after I had updated my OS, yet.
Would you mind elaborating exactly on what improvements you've noticed?
(ie; FPS, graphics, etc)
Thanks in advanced! :]
PockieLoli :3 wrote:
Interesting, I haven't played anything on Steam after I had updated
my OS, yet.
Would you mind elaborating exactly on what improvements you've
noticed?
(ie; FPS, graphics, etc)Thanks in advanced! :]
In general all of my Source Games have had boosted fps (120 frames per second on GMOD for example)
And L4D now works without disabled GLSL
The downside is that L4D crashes after a bit if GLSL is enabled and TF2 crashes after a bit if DirectX 9 is turned on (had to enabled Directx 8.1)
The graphics improvements affected mostly non CrossOver games since COgames still used the same stuff it did before just more stably
Halo Demo (for mac) showed an increase in Frames Per Second as well as no longer exhibiting some Rendering issues in displayed when used on ATI macs
and L4D2 lags less when especially just starting a game.
Does that help?
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