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It depends what level you'll be playing. If you're pro then 1ms would have been better. But if you just play for fun then 6ms is fine. 

Responce time doesn't really matter. Input lag is more important and most importantly you have to factor in the ping you get on the server you're playing on so it shouldnt be an issue

NY woot!

Been awake for nearly 3 days now mate, i'm tired. Didn't see that. 

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It hasn't been that hot here in New York this summer. Try remounting your cooler.

How much do you like porn?

Amazinglife247 happened, he eventually stopped posting on the other ones to focus on that but since he launch his site distractify.com or something like that he post like once a week on the life channel probably due to that it provides more revenue that youtubing daily videos

If you want to optimize your computer's performance watch this video


 
 
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If you want to optimize your computer's performance watch this video


 
 
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i once bought an iphone from a guy inthe street for 50 euros and when i opened the package i found a brick of soap

We're not monkeys here to do your homework, I'm pretty sure they teach you how to work out the problem for yourself or they wouldn't have given it you.
Also not many of the "tech people" on here went to university to do computer science, many of us have decent jobs and have computing as a hobby.
 
That being said 7 is only a 3-bit number and you could easily implement a 4-bit adder that adds the output from a standard D flip-flop and places it back into the 3-bit 'register', where it can repeat over and over.
To stop the 4-bit adder from adding 0001 to 0111 to make it 1000 and removing the 7, you could just implement a manual override to stop (With an AND gate or something) when the 4th bit is one.

http://www.andreasrocha.com/gallery1.htm
 
Is this what you are referring to? There are 3 galleries.

So I am running windows 8 pro on my PC and I believe there is the windows defender app built into it.
Do I need to go out buying a anti virus software?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh0gON_heB0
 
System Specs: CPU: Athlon X4 750K FM2-A75MA-E35 Mobo 12GB Corsair Vengeance RAM Kingston 128 GB SSD 750GB Seagate Barracuda HDD Roswill mATX case Corsair CX500   GTX 750 Ti Performance: Battlefield 4 ULTRA 4X AA Resolution 720p (1360x768) Average FPS: ~55-70   1080p HIGH: Average FPS: ~45-55   Price I got this card for $160 Very good card definitely recommend

Supply and demand. Miners discovered that amd cards were very good at coin mining and so they bought them all. Retailers reacted to this by raising prices.

50 as in 650, so i am saying you should buy the 660ti 

It will probably run it on low settings but don't expect it to run butter smooth at 1080p.

You would have likely been better off going with AMD for your build over Intel/Nvidia at that price point. Celeron processors are horrible when it comes to anything over low to moderate gaming. So that is going to be a hindrance.
 
The single stick of RAM means you're only running in a single channel, and while some people debate the noticeable differences between the two, high end gaming is one place there really is no debate. Dual Channel or better will have a noticeable impact on the games performance. So if you can, pick up one more stick of the exact same RAM.
 
The GTX 650 is a good card, but like others have said, you would have likely been better off picking up at Radeon 7770 GHz edition card with 2GB VRAM, or even a 650 with 2GB if you really wanted to stick with Nvidia. Both are about the same price as the card you picked, or within $10 of it. Not to mention, if you had went with the 7770 GHz card, you would have eventually been able to take advantage of Mantle in BF4 and other games that will support it in the future. The fact you are running a low-end processor would have made you a near perfect example of a situation where Mantle would have likely helped a great deal.
 
So based on what you have listed, you may indeed be able to play those games, but you're going to have to play them at or near their lowest settings, even at 900P. You can play around with the settings and see what happens. Whenever possible, disable all filtering and shadow options, as well as triple buffering when applicable. Chances are, CoD game will run a bit better, since they are less demanding, though CoD Ghosts is more demanding than it's predecessors.
 
I wish you the very best of luck with your new system, and remember, even if you can't play those three games as good as you would have liked, there are a LOT more games out there to choose from. =]
 
Edit: On that video of BF4 gameplay, it's single player, if you intend on playing multiplayer it's far more demanding on your system. Sticking to 32 player or lower servers might help your multiplayer performance a lot when the time comes.

1st bench: A10-7850K outperforming a GTX770. Such win!

"AMD’s Mantle benchmarked: The biggest innovation in gaming since DirectX 9"
 
  LINK TO THE ACTUAL SOURCE!
http://goo.gl/zxkoEU
 

BATTLEFIELD 4 BENCHMARKS
 


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Alienware.

I'm pretty sure Macs aren't PCs, so DELL ALIEN(rubbish)WARE

He mis-wrote it, it's the R7 260x.

I would install the latest stable driver if you are using a beta one right now. Windows 8.1 shouldn't be the problem imo.
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download
Uninstall amd drivers instructions: http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/GPU57RemoveOldGraphicsDrivers.aspx

This is why these kinds of topics suck. Someone get's butt-hurt over someone elses opinion and an argument ensues.