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ivan134

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  1. You do the opposite of what I do. I put multi-player games on my SSDs and single player games on my HDDs. Single player games are much larger so I'm not sure why you put them on your SSD, even if it's too alleviate loading times. Seems like this is an easy fix. Move FF15 to your HDD
  2. Best thing to do is to build a second, cheap, small form factor PC and switch you monitor inputs when you're playing on the tv
  3. I rarely play ranked in other of them, but just in league was gold, and highest in OW was Plat. Doesn't help that I usually play towards the end of the season and don't have enough time to climb
  4. Yes. You could get 10 - 25 % increased performance
  5. Yes to all of those. And mine has no overclock atm, so sitting at 1338 MHz. Most 580s comes with 1340 MHz or higher.
  6. Not sure she they did that considering the card didn't need much power. They have a Vega 64 model with only 2 8 pin connectors. I've seen some people say you only need to connect 2 of them for the card to work, but if still make sure you're PSU can do 3 8 pins.
  7. No. Even if you don't hit 144 fps in all your games, you'll still get a better experience in the ones you get more than 60 fps.
  8. I have the same CPU and I was getting 80 - 100 fps in the beta with settings on high (you want to use high settings because ultra settings decrease performance by an exponential amount that isn't worth the increase in visual fidelity; frostbite is a beautiful engine anyway). Getting 144 fps in not as important in battlefield games compared to overwatch and CSGO. If you can stay in the range I was getting, you'll be able to react to everything. 144 fps is important to me when I play overwatch, but it doesn't affect me when I play bf5 or bfbc2. I'll post screenshots of how the game looks on high when I get home. YouTube videos don't do the game justice
  9. If you can return and get your money back, I'd do it. Sapphire makes great cards
  10. That's because it doesn't. He's talking out of his ass https://www.freepress.net/news/press-releases/its-working-free-press-documents-historic-levels-investment-and-innovation-fccs
  11. Nothing so far that I know of, but obviously, they're not gonna do anything immediately, especially not when Ajit Pai is being investigated for lying about being DDOS'ed and other ridiculous things he's said, and the upcoming mid term elections that might flip congress (told you it's impossible to discuss this while excluding politics)
  12. That second comment wasn't political. Also, it's impossible to discuss this without being political. Proponents have facts and evidence, while opponents are just repeating talking points from conservative pundits.
  13. They got govt subsidies to build that infrastructure, so essentially, tax payers paid for them. Publicized cost, privatized profits. Nice self defeating comment. How would competition come about if they only have access to the infrastucture? Why does an ISP need to be able to block access to sites and apps to be able to bring you the best price? You really don't know what reclassification to title 2 was about. You've been projecting that everyone else is fear-mongering, when all you've done is regurgitate talking points from fear-mongering conservative sites.
  14. Yea, plenty of competition was happening pre-reclassification to title 2
  15. You purposely have you head in the sand. NN is not new, classification was just changed Evidence has already been provided to you of things ISPs were doing that prompted them to be classified as title 2 and all you opponents are just going "la la la la la, i can't hear you"
  16. Even with places with competition, net neutrality is necessary. It's not just about tiered speeds, but access. Net neutrality mean if you pay for 50/50, you will get 50/50 no matter what site you're trying to access. Netflix is the most common example because they're in competition with ISPs that also provide cable, but it's not the only case. Let's say a news publication writes something negative about an ISP, they can't throttle access to that publication. It also helps level the playing field, in that large corporations can't bribe ISPs for priority. An up an coming small business, or Joe the blogger would not be able to compete with whatever arbitrary prices an ISP would set so that potential customers could access them. Conservatives keep purposely misconstruing the argument to make it seem like NN is about everyone getting the same internet speeds, or fear-mongering that govt is taking over the internet, as if all the other things classified under title 2 have been taken over by the govt.
  17. Guy who thinks net neutrality is a step in govt taking over the internet is accusing people of fear-mongering. You can't make this shit up.
  18. That issue was fixed with a new SKU and was only a problem with the 480
  19. Take it on a case by case basis. For AMD cards at least, gigabyte has been making trash since the HD 7000 series, but their Nvidia cards have been decent. The aorus 580 is the first good AMD card in a long time.
  20. That looks like gigabyte. Yea, get the nitro
  21. Either that or those games don't play nice when you have only one stick of Ram. But another 8gb stick and see if your problem is fixed
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