PsychoClan

Metro : Last Light

 
 
Tomb Raider

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Metro : Last Light

 
 
Tomb Raider

Metro : Last Light

 
 
Tomb Raider

You know we are at different time zones I'm at Europe!

At First look:
Most people on these forums see the OUYA as an irritation mostly because it isn't designed run insane levels of graphics, well as a lover of graphics, gameplay and everything else to do with computer games lover myself i am happy to say the OUYA is everything it needs to be.
the Graphics capabilities are not outstanding but i feel like it does have potential in some way.
The gameplay is mostly game dependent but from what i have played it is extremely easy to understand and is editable on the fly.
 
What To Expect:
Don't expect much from it as it isn't a big fighter compared to over consoles, however for the price point it is an amazing investment for people whom love there emulators, arcade and casual style games.
 
The Controller:
The Controller is extremely intuitive and easy to understand, although the battery covers may become lose over time it still is extremely well built and are cheap to replace or add more to your group.
 
What you will love:
EMULATORS!!!! this game is an emulator lovers dream, although i have only had it for a day i am sitting on currently over 300 working emulator ROM's all obtained for free online and played via USB device.
The Price of the console is only $100/£100 putting it at a strong price point for people with children.
 
From an Indie games developer or someone trying to build a portfolio this is a really good console as it is FREE to work on unlike Xbox/ Playstation or Nintendeo, this means that expanding your portfolio to console has been made easier, though only gameplay and story is possible with the graphics level possible on the console.
 
What you will hate:
Controller can take a while to connect.
Can be laggy at times but is expected.
User Interface is still in the early stages but is easy to understand.
Finding the USB device for Emulators are sometimes difficult (Emulator system not console)
 
Overall i will score the OUYA at 9/10, this is cause of some early stage issues which are likely to get ironed out.
 

the ones that don't advertise themselves as being 'gaming' headsets

So I know there are a lot of you PC gamers out here on LTT forums, so why not create a thread to unite us and have fun playing together?
 
All you need to do is type your Steam/Origin name, what games you play and where you are from along with what times you are on to get started.
 
Hopefully then this thread can serve as some sort of lobby for us to meet some new mates easily and get playing!
 
Preferably use the format below:
 
Steam ID:
Location/Time Zone:
Time you play:
Games you play:
Mic chat?:
 
Lets see how this goes then!

Nice build!

Its  a top of the range toaster which can easily reach 120 tps (toast per second) in most games.
:)

i am used to low 20s so 30 is awesome for me. if i play at above 40 i would almost puke rainbows.

The duo of Slick and Linus remind me of.
 
 
Bran and Hodor.. Kind of look the same too!

Just amazing!

Dude, insane PC you got there, I give 9.5/10 
Mine cheap PC will look lame now compared to yours :D 
CPU:Intel core i5-3470
MB:AsRock Z77 pro3
Ram:Crucial 8GB @1600mHz
PSU: OZC 550W 80+ Bronze
GPU :MSI r7870 gHz edition
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200rpm 64mb
Case: Thermaltake Commander MS-III
Cooler: Intel Stock :D

the pizza delivery guy that

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Dont get a z87 yet! Why? Because when a new motherboard is launched it always has problems! I know it because at the summers i work for a pc store and when the z77 was launched and me and my boss build a pc it had a lot of problems! Just wait for couple of months!

That is based on the number of likes of his posts, can't even be normal member with that number of posts, and just sayin', he can have those likes from a total different forum part, like mobile/software/ w/e, and he came here to aknowledge this stuff :D

Love this song

http://www.e-laptops.gr/
 
 
You can search here. It's a Greek site and you can pay on delivery (antikatavoli). Cheers mate.

I already have a beats gaming pc with gtx 670 sli.

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The GTX 660 Ti is the 3rd in-line Trickle down GPU of Nvidia's Kepler Cards. It is based on the GK104 like the GTX 680 and the GTX 670. 
 
Specifications - 
 
·         CUDA Cores - 1344
·         Base Clock - 915Mhz
·         Boost Clock - 980Mhz
·         Memory Clock - 1502Mhz GDDR5
·         Video Memory - 2048MB
·         Memory Interface - 192-bit GDDR5
·         OpenGL- 4.3
·         Bus Support - PCIe 3.0
·         SLI - 3-Way
·         Muti-Monitor - Upto 4 Displays
·         Display Outputs - 1x HDMI, 1x Display Port, 2x DVI
·         Max Temp - 97C
·         GPU Power - 150W
·         Power Connectors - Two 6-pin 
·         Minimum PSU Power - 450W
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Supported Technologies -
 
·         3D Vision Surround
·         SLI
·         DirectX 11
·         CUDA
·         3D Vision
·         PhysX
·         TXAA
·         Adaptive V-Sync
Architecture -
 

GTX 660 Ti has one SMX and one Memory Controller is Disabled from the GK104 Processor.
 
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The Asus GTX 660 Ti Direct CU II (GTX660 TI-DC2-2GD5)

 
The Asus GTX 660 Ti Direct CU II comes with the same specifications of the reference GTX 660 Ti but has Asus' Direct Copper cooling with dual-fans and a metal shroud. The card measures in at a length of 10.7'', a height of 1.7'' and a width of 5.4''.
 

 
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The Overclock - 
 
 
Using Asus' GPU Tweak Software, I could get a Boost Clock of 1110Mhz and a Base Clock of 1035Mhz With a Memory Clock of 1570Mhz GDDR5
 

 
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The Testing - 
 
System Specs-
·         CPU - Intel Core i7 3770
·         Motherboard - Asus P8Z77 V Pro
·         RAM - 2x4GB Corsair Vengeance @ 1600Mhz
·         GPU - Asus GTX 660 Ti DC2 @ 1025Mhz (1090Mhz Boost)
·         PSU - Corsair HX650
·         Case - Corsair 500R White Edition
·         CPU Cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
·         Monitor - Samsung S22B370H 21.5'' 1080p
·         HDD - Seagate 1TB @ 7200rpm
·         Optical Drive - LG DVD Writer
·         Keyboard Mouse - Logitech MK200 
Games Tested-
·         Tomb Raider
·         Sleeping Dogs
·         Max Payne 3
·         Hitman : Absolution
·         Crysis 3
·         Battlefield 3
·         Batman : Arkham City
·         Assassins Creed III
Settings-
 
Tomb Raider - 
 

 
Sleeping Dogs - 
 

 
Max Payne 3 - 
 

 
Hitman : Absolution -
 

 
Crysis 3 - 
 

 
Battlefield 3 - 
 

 
Batman : Arkham City -
 

 
Assassins Creed III -
 

 
 
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The Results -
 

 
As you can See the GTX 660 Ti is powerful enough to drive newer games (2012, 2013) smoothly. In some games 8x MSAA was unplayable, the 192-bit interface was the culprit here.
 
With the GTX 660 Ti, in newer games, 4x MSAA is playable smoothly - But if you want 60+ fps you will have to tone down in AA to TXAA or FXAA or even 2x MSAA. I think 40fps is playable so i did not need to reduce to 2x MSAA or lower.
 
I would not recommend the GTX 660 Ti to anything higher than 1080p. With a second card, you may be able to get up to 2560x1440.
 
Temperatures - 
 

 
Temperatures with the overclocked 660 Ti are respectable. Note that Ambient temperature plays a big part in your CPU and GPU temperatures. Hence temperatures in colder parts of the world will be lower.
 
Overclocking seems to increase GPU temps under load buy 8C which is not bad at all. The fan was running at 40% and was inaudible.
 
The Conclusion -
 
The GTX 660 Ti is a good card for the price in performs very well @ 1080p. Due to the crippled memory bus width, I would not recommend it to any user using higher resolutions than 1920x1080. "Can it play Crysis?" - "Yes." "With 8x MSAA?" - "No". With all the games tested, 4x MSAA was playable smoothly. The GTX 660 Ti is a good overclocker but not the best and cant even compare to "the red side rival" (HD 7950). Temperatures are not bad, even when overclocked. Ultimately, the GTX 660 Ti is a great "Budget friendly" or "Bang for your Buck" card and anyone who purchases it, will not be disappointed. 
 
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Thanks for reading this review! I hope it helps you all!
 
(If you want me to do any other tests, post a reply below!)