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There's no age limit for games aimed at everyone like this one is. I'm 30 and still play Minecraft from time to time.

Here's a few good examples to see what 30 FPS and 60 FPS (and up to 120) look like side by side. www.testufo.com/framerates https://frames-per-second.appspot.com/

I play Keyboard & Mouse pretty much the entire time. I also have the PS4 version so when I play on that I do use a controller and it took a while to get used to. Once you memorize your hotbars on both it becomes muscle memory as someone else above stated. I still prefer a M&KB though because it's faster and more responsive because I click on targets faster than I cycle through them with a d-pad.

I've used them in the past they were good. I never had any issues.

I was thinking this same thing. Try using MSI Afterburner and setting both GPU's to the same clock speeds and then try the games out to see if it fixes anything.

Rise of Tomb Raider was a really good game.

I've never really been brand loyal to any GPU manufacturer. I've used MSI, Asus, EVGA, Gigabyte and Zotac now and they've all been fantastic. My current GPU is a Zotac and it's probably my favorite GPU I've ever owned.

Well yeah at some point Quad Core CPU's will become less relevant as the 6 and 8 core CPU's become more mainstream and affordable. But you're talking about many years off from now. You don't have anything to worry about for now because whatever your current CPU is right now will last until that time comes easily.

I bought once from G2A but I never used them again out of paranoia that I'll get a bad game code. Also from a moral point of view I don't like how shady they are and would rather get my games directly from the Developer or a more reputable online reseller like Steam or Amazon Digital.

You can try out Battlefield 4 to see how you like that and then transition into Battlefield 1 when it launches in a few months.

So few games support Physx it isn't worth it and the games that do support it are a bit on the older side now and any modern Nvidia GPU can handle it without the need of a dedicated GPU for it.

6/10 and I'm very curious about that quadro in your build. How'd that happen? Is your pc a workstation? Heres my my specs taken from my profile. I have so many ssds because I've been buying them on and off for a few years as they go on sale. At the time I started a 1 tb ssd was simply too outrageously expensive compared to now. CPUi7-4790k MotherboardAsus Maximus VII Hero RAM16 GB's Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1866 GPUx2 SLI Gigabyte GTX 780 Ti Windforce CaseCorsair Carbide Air 540 Storage(2) Samsung 830 Pro 128 GB, (1) Crucial MX100 512 GB, (1) Corsair Neutron 256 GB PSUCorsair AX850 Display(s)Asus ROG Swift 1440p / 144 hz CoolingHyper 212 Evo

That's not true at all. He obviously has the Casual Mode but there are also Community Servers. I've been playing CS since 1.6 and to this day all I play are community servers. I haven't even touched Competitive once and I've had CS:GO since day 1.

I don't really know how much my rig cost me because some parts are a few years old now and I rebuilt my PC this year with a new case, mobo and cpu. But typically I don't mind splurging on high-end components since I resell them after I upgrade to make some money back.

Well at the very bottom it says GTX 980 and GTX 980 Ti but I have no idea how accurate that information is.