CarlHen

You will know the difference once you look away from your monitor and onto your friends monitor. You will start to see the tearing and wonder how you never noticed. That is my experience. Ps. I usually play Overwatch with my setup. I have v-sync and full-screen on, so that the game and G-sync will take over.

If you want to be careful, try what i suggested after the update.

You could try to move it to the Desktop, and see if the game still works. If it works, delete it, if not, put it back.

If your getting an 7th or 8th gen Intel CPU, you HAVE to buy new motherboard and RAM (DDR4) The "k" verson performs better, even though you're not going to overclock. "k" version don't come with a cooler, so you need to buy your own. Depends on how enthusiast you are. The 7th and 8th gen Intel CPU needs it's own chipset. If your thinking of, for example i7 7700k, i would recommend a z270 chipset. DDR4 from a good brand. It should all be standardized. Be carefull to pick an motherboard that fits in your case.

Aster Multiseat: https://www.ibik.ru/

@LinusTech, Can you please have a look at Aster Multiseat? I got inspired by your videoseries "7 Gamers 1 CPU", and I wanted to find out if it was possible do something alike, but more like 1 CPU 1 GPU 2 Gamers. While googleling around, I stumbled upon a program called Aster Multiseat. As I understand it, it's a program that changes windows to work as a multiuser environment, where each user got their own screen, keyboard, mouse, ect. I think making a video about exploring this program would be a fun and educational video to watch, and it could be the "more reasonable" sequel to the "7 Gamers 1 CPU" for when you got a friend over at your house. Aster Multiseat: https://www.ibik.ru

You built this computer yourself right? so maybe you didn't properly plug in the front audio plug?

The green plug: sound out, pink plug: mic inn

Have you tried to connect your headset to the back of your motherboard?

Maybe you should swap out the HDD with an SSD.