BrettMW

If the point is to win the round why should a player opt for a weapon they will perform worse with (aside from economical reasons)?

Hence the "~" in front of the "100%" in my reply. There's no point bashing people who prefer a particular weapon. CS:GO is a competitive game and obviously you want every advantage you can get in order to win. If the AWP works for you then use it.

Not much different to other weapons such as the AK. First shot is ~100% accurate.

Excuse my ignorance, but what's DDU?

Lol. Is that not exactly what they have done? Developers have had access to W10 for ages now.

The Windows 10 upgrade seems to have fixed it. Probably just needed a fresh install of Windows.

I have fixed this in my case. What I did was roll back the graphics driver (press windows key + R, type devmgmt.msc, press enter, go into display adapters, then your card, go to driver tab and click roll back driver), then reinstalled it with GeForce Experience. This fixed it immediately. Obviously the driver had been installed with Windows Update in the first place and it can't have installed properly.

This is happening to me as well. GTX 960. No NVIDIA Control Panel to be found. Also GeForce Experience isn't in the system tray at all (even when it's open).

Whats the password?

Lol the amount of Linus-loyalists here... I enjoy LinusTechTips channel; doesn't mean I pretend to not mind the annoying things he does That being said I don't really mind the like begging... what really gets me is the way he says "Learn more..." after an ad i.e. "click here to learn more..."

Windows Vista - Bad Windows 7 - Good Windows 8/8.1 - Bad Windows 10 - Good

I have a SteelSeries H Wireless headset and it's the best headset I've owned. My Razer Kraken Pro headset wasn't that good... one ear stopped working (hence the purchase of the H Wireless)

Amazon EC2 FTW for hosting if you know how to set up shiz yourself. Plus you get a year of the t2.micro instance for free when you first sign up

Ubuntu is good, but I recommend Xubuntu. Essentially the same thing but comes with a much better desktop environment. You could install Linux onto an external HDD. It runs fine off an External HDD (perhaps a bit slower) - I've done this a lot. Just boot from a live USB flash drive and install it onto the external HDD (remember to set the bootloader to install on the external HDD!!)

Same - I assumed the "yes or no" was referring to the first option (stay with Windows 7). Still a very bad question and needs fixing ASAP before the numbers get too screwed