Calibrating your monitor. I'm so frustrated with this process. I've been trying to do it just right for the past hour but I don't feel confident in any alterations I make. I have been reading guide after guide, I've been using youtube crap...on and on. I still feel like I'm doing it wrong. It's even worse because I don't even know if I need to do it in the first place. I mean...I'm guessing I do because of the mathematical likelihood but beyond that I'm just being a retard. Any advice? I'm guessing this is my version of Sisyphus and I'm doomed to move switches labeled contrast and gamma and all sorts of important sounding crap that means nothing insofar as playing Witcher 3 has to do with anything, anytime, anywhere, ever. I bet I won't eve
Finally got a gaming desktop!! ^Title. This is the first one I've ever had...&...prior to this I only ever had laptops. I've been saving up money for this forever, lol. Here are some images pertaining to it xD For quick reference, this is whats inside (and outside)...lol...basically everything I got with it. I cannot express how utterly in love I am with this computer, lol. It's better than God and heroin combined. Motherboard: ASUS Rampage V Extreme X99 Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 5960X 8-core 3.0GHz/3.5GHz Turbo 20MB L3 Cache w/ HyperThreading (16 Threads) Processor Cooling: Closed Loop Liquid Cooling Memory: 16GB HyperX® FURY™ DDR4- 2666 (4x4GB) [QUAD Channel] Graphics Card: Dual NVIDIA GeForce Titan X 24GB Total in
Future proofing and what to expect from my PC. Hihi So like I said, I recently got my first really nice gaming pc. I'm kinda wondering what sort of life expectancy to anticipate from it, as well as what I need to do going forward to maintain it, etc and a price range to expect in order to know what to set aside monthly in the form of savings, etc. Here, again, are the stats I currently have: Motherboard: ASUS Rampage V Extreme X99 Processor: Intel® CoreT i7 5960X 8-core 3.0GHz/3.5GHz Turbo 20MB L3 Cache w/ HyperThreading (16 Threads) Processor Cooling: [Closed Loop Liquid Cooling] Turbo Boost Advanced Automatic Overclocking Memory: 16GB HyperX® FURYT DDR4- 2666 (4x4GB) [QUAD Channel] Graphics Card: Dual NVIDIA GeForce Titan X 24GB Tot
What can I do to better this pc setup? I'm still piecing this computer together...and I'd really like advice from people on what I should do. Motherboard: ASUS Rampage V Extreme X99 Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 5960X 8-core 3.0GHz/3.5GHz Turbo 20MB L3 Cache w/ HyperThreading (16 Threads) Processor Cooling: Closed Loop Liquid Cooling Memory: 16GB HyperX® FURY™ DDR4- 2666 (4x4GB) [QUAD Channel] Graphics Card: Dual NVIDIA GeForce Titan X 24GB Total in SLI with G-Sync Power Supply: 860 Watt Corsair® Professional Digital Series AX860 80+ Platinum Certified Modular Power Supply ROHS Operating System Drive: [SSD] 1TB Samsung® 850 EVO [520MB/s Sequential Reads] Hard Drive Bay Two: [HDD] 1TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm 64MB Cache
Swapping to two gtx 1080's in sli vs 2 titan x Is this a worthwhile move (I already have two Titan X cards in sli)or a waste of money? I can fangirl spew out some nonsense I read in some articles...but in the end I'm just regurgitating crap I don't understand from people I don't have the knowledge to judge either way. Thanks for any advice. My comps stats for reference: Motherboard: ASUS Rampage V Extreme X99 Processor: Intel® CoreT i7 5960X 8-core 3.0GHz/3.5GHz Turbo 20MB L3 Cache w/ HyperThreading (16 Threads) Processor Cooling: [Closed Loop Liquid Cooling] Turbo Boost Advanced Automatic Overclocking Memory: 16GB HyperX® FURYT DDR4- 2666 (4x4GB) [QUAD Channel] Graphics Card: Dual NVIDIA GeForce Titan X 24GB Total in SLI with G-Sync
Got a new laptop o.o Just got it, setting it up now. 'Tis to be a gaming laptop o.o Here're the stats: Its got a huge screen, lol, but I like it - 17.3" inch screen w/ 'G-SYNC' Tech NVIDIA GeForce GTX980m 4G GDDR5 Graphics w/ G-SYNC (dunno why this is mentioned twice.) Intel Core i7-4870HQ 2.5GHz (turbo to 3.7GHz) 32 GB Ram 1 TB 7200 RPM Hard Drive, 512 GB PCIEG2 Solid State Drive dual band 802. 11a/c 10/100/1000 gigabit ethernet 4x USB 3.0 1x blah blah. I'm excited about it o.o
Help with desktop computer So I'm trying to put together a desktop. I really love all games, everything from Battlefield to Arma to Crysis, Fallout and more. I'd really to put together a computer that will play anything I want, and more. That'll work good for putting together videos, streaming on twitch, etc - and remain a relatively high end comp for more than just 6 months. This is what I've got put together so far...am I missing anything or doing anything wrong? I'm specifically concerned about power supply, whether or not I need 'power sleeves' or whatever and stuff pertaining to cooling, etc. Thanks so much to anyone willing to help me out...sorry for being such a noob >< Chassis: MAINGEAR SHIFT Chassis with Advanced Vertical Hea
Help with desk top. So I'm trying to buy a desktop COMPUTER. It'll be the first I've ever bought. However, I need help o.o The issue regarding confusion is bc I want this desktop to be a pretty good (read...if possible...I don't want any stats that stick out as less than rly good) I play games incessantly, from Battlefield to Witcher 3...to AC Syndicate, etc. I want to be able to np and without any consideration max out on all graphical settings. (layout for remainder of this post: stats on my current laptop, stats for desktop...also the monitor I'm looking at.) ******my current laptop: 17.3" IPS FHD Screen w/ G-SYNC Hardware Technology. NVIDIA GeForce GTX980M 4G GDDR5 Graphics w/ G-SYNC. Intel Core i7-4870HQ 2.5 GHz (turbo to 3.7GHz).
All the other kids stay alive with the pumped up kicks. better run, better run better outrun my (Robert's) gun. But how?? Here's how for the autistics and those people with a calculator handy in the event Robert approaches: His bullets behave and embody force as such: E^k=1/2mv^2 tho that assumes the SI system. For that we're assuming he has a Colt Single Action Army w/ .45 caliber. Thus: for SI --> Joules = 564. For American whatever it'll be 416ft-lbs. Both...ya, check with the school shooter for specifics. Ah - accounting for twist as introduced in your typical rifled barrel - which, I guess, we can assume was in the box of fun things in his dad's closet. Greenhills formula is older...and, tho still 'accurate-ish' fails to account for
I wasted money on my mobile I got the Samsung Galaxy s6 edge last summer. I thought it was nice looking, useful, easier to put away than the more bulky traditional s6. But I was dead wrong. It was a stupid waste of money.