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{{Note|For the latest release notes, see this [https://steamcommunity.com/games/SourceSDK/announcements Steam News page]. This page is currently '''up to date''' as of May 2023.}}
{{Note|For the latest release notes, see this [https://steamcommunity.com/games/SourceSDK/announcements Steam News page]. This page is currently '''up to date''' as of May 2023.}}
== Source SDK 2013 Update 10/30/2014 ==
== Source SDK 2013 Update 10/2/2014 ==
An update has been published for all users. This brings the multiplayer base in-sync with TF2 as of September 30th.  
An update has been published for all users. This brings the multiplayer base in-sync with TF2 as of September 30th.  


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:Client/server memory improvements
:Client/server memory improvements
:Fixed a client crash when switching between windowed-mode and fullscreen for Mac OS X and Linux clients
:Fixed a client crash when switching between windowed-mode and fullscreen for Mac OS X and Linux clients
:Added experimental cpu_frequency_monitoring convar to detect thermal throttling. If you have performance problems on Windows, add {{code|"+cpu_frequency_monitoring 2"}} to the command line to see if CPU thermal throttling is an issue. If the displayed CPU frequency percentage drops below about 80-85% then you may have a problem with your CPU slowing down due to overheating. If it drops below 50-55% then you may have a serious problem. CPU overheating can be caused by overclocking, insufficient cooling, insufficient airflow, failing or dirty fans, or other causes. For more detail see https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2715-YIPD-6873
:Added experimental {{code|cpu_frequency_monitoring}} convar to detect thermal throttling. If you have performance problems on Windows, add {{code|"+cpu_frequency_monitoring 2"}} to the command line to see if CPU thermal throttling is an issue. If the displayed CPU frequency percentage drops below about 80-85% then you may have a problem with your CPU slowing down due to overheating. If it drops below 50-55% then you may have a serious problem. CPU overheating can be caused by overclocking, insufficient cooling, insufficient airflow, failing or dirty fans, or other causes. For more detail see https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2715-YIPD-6873


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Revision as of 20:17, 9 May 2023

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Note.pngNote:For the latest release notes, see this Steam News page. This page is currently up to date as of May 2023.

Source SDK 2013 Update 10/2/2014

An update has been published for all users. This brings the multiplayer base in-sync with TF2 as of September 30th.

General
Client/server memory improvements
Fixed a client crash when switching between windowed-mode and fullscreen for Mac OS X and Linux clients
Added experimental cpu_frequency_monitoring convar to detect thermal throttling. If you have performance problems on Windows, add "+cpu_frequency_monitoring 2" to the command line to see if CPU thermal throttling is an issue. If the displayed CPU frequency percentage drops below about 80-85% then you may have a problem with your CPU slowing down due to overheating. If it drops below 50-55% then you may have a serious problem. CPU overheating can be caused by overclocking, insufficient cooling, insufficient airflow, failing or dirty fans, or other causes. For more detail see https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2715-YIPD-6873
Virtual Reality
Fixed selecting the wrong refresh rate when running on a display that does not use the desktop refresh rate

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