Schammy
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I normally have it turned off because it gives me higher fps and I don't really need it.
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The one I am using now.. (specs in signature)
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This is true, as is why I am asking for peoples opinions on what will be changing over these next few decades.
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Ahh, one day my friend, one day.
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Recently I have been thinking about our technology (mainly the graphics) of modern day computers compared to computers/games from the 80's and what it would have been like to show them modern day equipment, graphics, games, size of the computer, software. So my question is what do you think the future of graphics (or computing) will look like in 20 years to come? Obviously: Realistic-looking textures and lighting but what other aspects of gaming/computing will be improved/invented? - 3D? Extremely small computers that you can carry with you? Thanks.
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Me, I'm using it right now :)
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This post remind me of this:
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You have 2 SSDs and 2 GTX 680s in SLI and YOU WANT AN UPGRADE???
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My non-K i5 3570 :( Also my Graphics card which makes a squealing noise which I will be replacing soon
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Hi everyone, a few days ago I installed razer game booster simply for the job of showing the fps of a game in the upper left corner. I had the 'game booster' mode turned off and did not use the recording function of it either. I had no problems with the program until running Minecraft and to surprise was only getting around 35 - 40 fps with my current rig, I knew something was wrong so I disabled some background programs including razer game booster and it shot up to 100+ fps? This is no fluke as I retried opening and closing razer game booster and it did the same thing?? Does this mean that razer game booster was doing the opposite of its job? My questionas are why did this happen? What made it happen? Should I still use Razer Game Booster to show the fps of a game? What are some other good programs that can show the fps of a game you are playing?
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Help..overthinking of getting a new pc.
Schammy replied to Frosterx's topic in New Builds and Planning
Doesn't count sorry, it's 56 cents over the $1000 budget.. -
Help..overthinking of getting a new pc.
Schammy replied to Frosterx's topic in New Builds and Planning
Your CPU, RAM, Cooling, Case are all spot on for a great gaming pc but a GTX650 for a $1000? If I were to build a $1000 computer I would go with a GTX660 or HD7870 or higher at the moment (because of prices in Australia were I am). This all varies though on prices and what level of quality of detail you want when gaming if you want high - ultra, go with a GTX660 or HD7870. If you want ultra on basically every game go with a graphics card over $300 and it should do the trick. -
Tech Things You Dont Know But Are Too Afraid To Ask.
Schammy replied to joelthezombie15's topic in General Discussion
Does the GPU or CPU give you higher FPS whilst recording? -
LOL, it was pretty clear that she had know clue on what she was doing. Come on! really touching the pins on the bottom of the CPU???
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I knew that Michael would add something creepy at the end, just knew it.
