How to do the Vertigo boost

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Originally Posted by LyC0SS Hello, I want to do it but can you tell me this is ok ? CPU: Intel Core i7 - 4790k 4.20 Ghz (Turbo) Grafikkarten: NVIDA GEFORCE GTX 770 with 2 GB DDR3 Arbeitsspeicher : 8 GB Festplatten : 60 GB SSG + 3 TB

Still work for you? I have to 4790k

Tick run as uac Admin in Sandboxie
U dont need VPN or shit
And just set every csgo to window mode with lowest res and ull be fine even with 8gb RAM

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Originally Posted by Dun45 Still work for you? I have to 4790k

Yea it's still working

When i try to start CS:GO its shown in sandboxie but CSGO is not opened, so i just see my desktop again

Help? :((

thanks :)))) +rep

VAC AUTHENTICATION ERROR AFTER 1-3 ROUNDS ???

This is not work guys.Steam fixed.

8 Create VMWare Workstation Windows 7 Ultimate.
All Steam and CS: GO Download.
Start CS:GO 8 Accounts.
Options is very very bad settings
The ping hold value to 350 - 360
Start at the same time

If you are pc is great and vertigo boost time but I am pc is liddle.

Hello.

I know the boosters still do this service which means there's a solution for sandboxie or an alternative software to run multiple steam instances.

Have any of you found?

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Originally Posted by .Neso It works on Linux :P

How is the software called which runs on Linux?

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Originally Posted by .Neso [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] is your friend my friend ;)

Do you think I haven't googled it yet? Everywhere are old threads about the sandboxie.
I would be thankful if you tell which software is needed on Linux :))

Arkose is a Sandbox tool for Ubuntu, I do not know if it works with csgo and Steam.
;)

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Originally Posted by .Neso It works on Linux :P

how it work

i know 3 ways of doing vertigo still on linux base systems. but i am stuck from last 2 weeks. its just 1 step that i need to configure out but can't cuz i never used linux based distro's before :-) and i am pretty sure we both name of that software. It starts from word D*****. That is the full name. 2nd way of doing is using L** C*********. That is the second way of doing it. but it both way i am stuck on same thing providing gpu access to these 2 ways.Once i do that boom back to vertigo. :-) If anyone here wants to join me in solving the problem and u are linux expert. Then let me know :-)And the 3rd way is M**** B****. This software is for windows but needs to be modified a bit. A friend of mine is doing it already but won't reveal the trick. sad life :-(

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Originally Posted by allsingh And the 3rd way is M**** B****. This software is for windows but needs to be modified a bit. A friend of mine is doing it already but won't reveal the trick. sad life :-(

Add me to skype.
Name the software and let's make it work/modify together.

If your friend doesn't reveal the way how it works you have nothing to lose.
You help me - I help you.

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Originally Posted by allsingh i know 3 ways of doing vertigo still on linux base systems. but i am stuck from last 2 weeks. its just 1 step that i need to configure out but can't cuz i never used linux based distro's before :-) and i am pretty sure we both name of that software. It starts from word D*****. That is the full name. 2nd way of doing is using L** C*********. That is the second way of doing it. but it both way i am stuck on same thing providing gpu access to these 2 ways.Once i do that boom back to vertigo. :-) If anyone here wants to join me in solving the problem and u are linux expert. Then let me know :-)And the 3rd way is M**** B****. This software is for windows but needs to be modified a bit. A friend of mine is doing it already but won't reveal the trick. sad life :-(

On Linux this is very simple, I gladly told you, but I see you from the category of greedy people who are afraid even to name the software (in principle, I know them, but they are useless)