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iain

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  • Birthday Mar 05, 1999

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    Hi.
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    i7 7700K
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    ASROCK Fatal1ty Z270 Gaming-ITX/ac
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    GTX 1070
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    Silverstone SG13 Mini ITX
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    3X 850 EVO In Raid 5
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    Silverstone - Strider Platinum 750W 80+ Platinum
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    1X,Dell U2312HM 1 XL2430T
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    H60
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    Corsair STRAFE RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Cherry MX Silent
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    BenQ ZOWIE EC2-A
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    Sennheiser HD 598 Cs
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    Windows 10

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  1. I would learn to program, then you can do so in almost any language and pick it up. What I mean by this, is learn the core concepts like loops arrays, objects, classes etc. Then depending you can apply this in almost any language. So many people just try and learn Python for example without having a good core fundamental understanding of programming as a whole. Now the obvious question here is how do I learn to program without using a language. Well, this will sound like a contradiction but you pick a programming language to learn to program, but you are not learning that language as such, you are learning the concepts then you can transfer these into pretty much any other language. C is a nice place to start as you have to do almost everything your self include memory management and really gives you a good understanding, if you then want to learn object orientated development you can then move to C++. Once you have a fair amount of experience in programming you will realise that some languages make certain things in programming easier to execute as a solution. However don't go in with the mindset of learning python or learning C, learn to program and then you will be able to pickup almost any language quickly and use the best one for the job. If you then wish to do game programming, you can do so by using C++ and opengl however, you have to have a pretty solid maths foundation before you start. I hope this helps
  2. There is more input lag with fps_max at 0, also its better to have a consistent 300fps compared to 300-500 FPS going all over the place.
  3. I am running a 7700k and a 1070 and FPS is never a issue 300FPS on all maps. with your budget you should be fine. I play 720P at the moment but even at 1080p I still get 300FPS. I could even get higher FPS but I limit the FPS to 300.
  4. Anyone got any ideas on the smallest ATX case? Thanks Iain
  5. My se215's are coming in a hour. When they arrive i will let you know my thoughts
  6. There is a lanuch option to use more cores. You do gain a small amount of FPS. However I do not use it on my desktop. I only use -novid -high -freq 144 -refresh 144 -tickrate 128 -nojoy +exec autoexec.cfg
  7. It is how CSGO works. I have a 3960x on my desktop and res makes no FPS gain for me.
  8. £650- £750 but pref as cheep as possible.
  9. Intel Core i7-6700HQ seems like a powerful mobile CPU that beats the 2500 desktop CPU. I will take a look at that and see what the cheapest laptop I can get that CPU in is. The GPU is not too much of a concern as I play at 800 x 600 lowest settings.
  10. Hi, I play csgo competitively and I am looking for a laptop that will deliver high FPS. I need a laptop CPU that will deliver the same performance as a stock intel i5 2500k. I need to get above 150 fps at all times. Thanks Iain
  11. I would need to know what lights you have. It should say how to set the address in the manual.
  12. You should be able to set a DMX channel address per axis. You will need a lot of channels for this but it should work fine.
  13. So Intel is incorrect about there own product?
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