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3440x1440 for 100% dpi goodness... don't think that is practical on a 4k 27" scren... it'd be like running programs on a 1080p 13.5" laptop... I use my 12.5" laptop at 100% dpi and people already make fun of me for that, I have gotten used to it, but don't think I could sit that close to a 27" screen.

Stretched would mean 2560x1440 at 21:9. But it's 3440 wide, there's actual pixels there that make it 21:9. No stretching.

HOLY FUCK
 
 
FUCK ME IN THE ASS ITS FALLOUT 4

i get your point, but for me, fallout 3 just seemed better... the world in new vegas just seemed empty and boring, and maybe that was the point new vegas being in a desert and all, but the DC ruins and the surrounding areas just seemed more alive and entertaining. DC was fun traveling around and being ambushed by raiders or super mutants, while traversing the new vegas desert just seemed like a chore and the fact that you fight more animals than people just seemed boring
 
thats why i have played fallout 3 multiple times, while only played though new vegas a couple...

nice investigating there

i get your point, but for me, fallout 3 just seemed better... the world in new vegas just seemed empty and boring, and maybe that was the point new vegas being in a desert and all, but the DC ruins and the surrounding areas just seemed more alive and entertaining. DC was fun traveling around and being ambushed by raiders or super mutants, while traversing the new vegas desert just seemed like a chore and the fact that you fight more animals than people just seemed boring
 
thats why i have played fallout 3 multiple times, while only played though new vegas a couple...

i get your point, but for me, fallout 3 just seemed better... the world in new vegas just seemed empty and boring, and maybe that was the point new vegas being in a desert and all, but the DC ruins and the surrounding areas just seemed more alive and entertaining. DC was fun traveling around and being ambushed by raiders or super mutants, while traversing the new vegas desert just seemed like a chore and the fact that you fight more animals than people just seemed boring
 
thats why i have played fallout 3 multiple times, while only played though new vegas a couple...

steam is the go to place for games, but i have found that you can save quite a bit by checking origin and the humble store before you pull the trigger in steam

Buy from all sorts of places.  A great way to get cheap Steam keys is from Humble Bundle.  Also check Green Man Gaming, GamersGate, Amazon (US), Indie Gala, etc.  Some people will say to buy from G2A but they are shady.  Also note the Steam Summer Sale is coming up on June 11th so check to see if they have any good deals. Oh and about Origin at times they have been giving games away for free and severely discounting them so check them out every so often.  A good place to keep up on gaming deals is on Red Flag Deals as they have a section just for gaming related deals.  Also Dealzon is good for finding out stuff. I also should mention that Indie Gala has a free game every week it seems which you can add to your account by just signing up again and again for the newsletter.  Many free games out there give Steam cards so hey if you get enough cards from all these games you can make some Steam cash and buy what you really want.

GTA V, Witcher 3, now this....fuck the power bill! :lol:  

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checkmate

yeah, 1080p is like half the pixels of mine... not sure if going with this screen was the smartest choice i've ever made... but for immersion there is nothing like an ultrawide screen...

drivers support sli. running quite nicely on my sli 980's.
 
You need to set teh game to unlimited framerate in the video settings though to avoid the game randomly crashing during cutscenes, so you do need to use the vsync