Cyberpunk177

Metro Last Light(I have to admit visual fidelity really incresed immersion in story), Far Cry 3,Max Payne 3, Sleeping Dogs, Mass Effect Series

Especially those stripper scenes

Hi Linus, I think that would be a great move. I've been watching your channel since the early days and i always felt like something to really make it great was missing. That said i don't think you should do away with unboxings completely,they should be embedded in the review like most of the people in the thread suggest. Yes unboxings are the foundation of your company,but you have to evolve with the growing market and cater to a greater audience who really want to know what they're getting from their product and in depth comparisons. Contrary to what other posts suggest in this thread, I think what really made your channel successful is your personality,how reachable you are in your profession. When I'm watching your videos i feel like I'm listening to a friend tell me about the product. In the end,the decision lies upon you,as you're the leader of your company,and I'll fully respect whichever direction you decide to take. Regards, Cyberpunk

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I don't think a single R9-290x will fulfill your needs neither. You'll need dual card configuration to get close to 120Fps on 1440p and even then you'll need to lower some graphics options because this resolution is demanding. I'm guessing you're buying a Qnix/X-Star?

I played it back when it was still new,didn't really enjoy it,i'll give it another go in a few days when my internet works fine again...

1440p...4k is only needed in TV's above 40". Heck a 1440p can look like a 4k monitor already,depending on how far away you sit from it. As John Carmack said at the Nvidia conference, the next big thing is not 4k...

Ain't nothing but a G-Sync Baby....

link to the enb you downloaded please

Okay guys just an update,don't think anyone has posted about this yet but the module for G-Sync will be sold as a standalone DIY Kit which you can attach to certain monitors....I just hope my monitor will be supported(crosses fingers) http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/introducing-nvidia-g-sync-revolutionary-ultra-smooth-stutter-free-gaming

I'm actually pretty curious to see how much of a difference exists between this and adaptive v-sync cause I really don't want to buy a TN panel.

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Says the guy who owns an AMD card. In all honesty, both manufacturers don't differ much. It all comes down to what programs you use and what would be best suited for that specific program. Metro Last Light http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DHjsa6YpcY Hawken http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIOVGSGyirc Go to youtube for more video comparisons. Trust me,you'll notice when it's enabled or not. You can put the load on the CPU. Having an Nvidia GPU however doesn't reduce game performance when physx is enabled.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1OZyd

BTW why 4Gb :huh: ? Always go for 128 bit per GB vram. For the games that use all the 4Gb(with the exception of modded games),the 770 will probably not be fast enough for them anyway. What i mean by this is...say you're running Crysis 3 and you want to enable 4xAA with high-very high settings. Indeed the game will use more than 2GB but your graphics card won't be fast enough to run with those settings. You're better off with the 2GB unless you plan on going with SLI(Or maybe there's no price difference).(Take this from a person who's currently running a GTX 670 2Gb OC with equivalent performance to the 770)