Black_Vanguard07

7dB difference in sensitivity is quite a bit m8.
here is how much power the "DJ" ones need
 and here the "pro"
you see that difference? They are both still easy to drive headphones, but it is pretty clear which ones that require the most power.
 
Let me just clear more up. All Razer audio product distort, they are all low quality.
Get your money back and buy headphones from a company that actually knows what the fuck they are doing.

Try getting another set. 

I'll check it out, thanks for the advice man!

Wow people who pre-ordered this game without any clue what the game was going to be like got burned? Ho shit that never happens!!

Guys  NVIDIA would never do something shady,
 
They are the paragon of holy sanctity, within the GPU space,
 
You people should just stop complaining and just buy the new maxweel GPUS and toss those old dusty outdated keplers into the bin and give NVIDIA some money because they could use some cents
 
(/S).

lol They will never be as good as GTA

It has more cons than pros  , thats the issue.
Pros:
- It might incentive more quality mods , which is not happening so far.
cons:
-Divided the community
-Is full of copyright issues
-Its very grey morally because mods are experimental and nature and usually depend on other mods , so making mods paid is a very complex situation. If mod A depends on mod B and mod A is paid does mod A need to pay revenue to mod B , do all mods need to pay something to SKSE?
-Will fill the store with trolls looking for a quick buck , its happening already.
-Its impossible to police and regulate and this whole self regulating BS from valve didnt work with greenlight.
-Putting the mods inside a pay wall will make users with 100-150 mods pay more on the mods than the game .
- The cut that valve and bethesda have set up for the modder that does the most work isnt enought to support them , even the apple store pays 70% to the content creator.
-Steam does have the infrastructure or customer support to handle this not even remotely.
-Mods take effort but putting them behind a pay wall instead of just having a donate button excludes part of the community and honestly it has enraged everyone toward the modders and steam producing bad will and general lack of interest.
-People can just rip mods from nexus and charge for them .
-Free mods now have ads which is retarded.
So while the idea is nice , the execution and the underlying issues make it a nightmare for both valve and the consumer.

I'd rather have an in-game browser, but it's not horrible the way it is.

I got used to it tbh. I used to find it usefull to show people stats and loadouts when I was playing bf3.  server thing is nice too.

I'd prefer in-game, but I haven't played battlefield 3 in years.

honestly don't care, its been fine, each have their pros and cons, wish you could change server and in game settings easier, but battlelog as it is, is fine and works without issue 

It's not that bad. But I agree a in-game server browser would be a bit nicer. 

Steam isn't the answer to everything.
 
No. Really. It isn't.

Blues have a louder click and more pronounced bump than browns.
Browns are pretty close to Blacks but have a slight bump, and barely any click.
 
I recommend you grab a Cherry Mx test switch before buying a keyboard.

I use a Dualshock 4. There isn't any official support but the 3rd party programs out there work pretty well and haven't run into any problems so far. Haven't had any problems using it through Bluetooth either.

Oh Bethesda better be announcing Fallout 4, than Rockstar are screwed. Nobody will give a rats ars about GTAV after that.

I'll wait. Still have loads if shit to do so no worries for me, actually a better date so I can focus on more important things in the meantime.

Better yet, why would someone buy a console when its ONLY enticing factor are exclusives? If the ONLY reason to buy a console are exclusives, why does it even have to exist? What does it bring to the costumers other that stupid market fragmenting?

You also need to see the speed of the VRAM not only how many GB it has.
You can find low end cards with 2GB of VRAM that get destroyed by mid or hi end videocards with the same amount of VRAM.

for most games 2gb of VRAM is enough for 1080p gaming, as textures sizes etc increases so does their utilization of VRAM, some modern titles with "ultra textures" require high VRAM cards in order to play on ultra settings
 
however for most games, since the cheaper cards generally are not powerful enough to run these crazy settings, they use less VRAM so they can make the cards cheaper
 
 
I hope that made as much sense as it did in my head

depends on the card,if you hit the vram cap it will tank performance but so will cranking settings up on lesser performing cards. If you had something like a 750 Ti and tried to play 1440p BF4 ultra - performance will tank as the card will most likely near its vram cap and not have enough power. 

I've pulled 16h of COD MW2 once with 2 more friends, but we did make breaks to eat, drink etc. But that was back in high school when MW2 came out.

How childish? You know how stupid it is to compare other world problems like RAPE and slavery to a video game argument on a video game sub forum?

I want it delayed until it has almost no bugs, and looks so insanely amazingly beautiful that people smash their consoles and buy PC's.

Yep me, even on medium settings no AA I am getting 40 fps - 4770k 780ti