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EttrionNano

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Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Probably Earth. Probably.
  • Interests
    Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics
    -Working on Game Design
  • Biography
    I am currently an aspiring game designer ~ soon to be without the "aspiring" part :D
  • Occupation
    Living

System

  • CPU
    Intel i5-2xxxm
  • Motherboard
    I don't even....
  • RAM
    6GB DDR3 SODIMM
  • GPU
    Intel HD 3000
  • Case
    Toshiba S855
  • Storage
    750(650) GB 5400 RPM
  • PSU
    The stock adapter that I saved from death
  • Display(s)
    Broken 15.6" + Compaq Q2008
  • Cooling
    Targus mobile + [Quite possibly the worst integrated laptop cooling I have ever seen]
  • Keyboard
    Logitech K320
  • Mouse
    Logitech M185
  • Sound
    Realtek + SRS

EttrionNano's Achievements

  1. I saw the Techquickie on Anti-Aliasing in the recommended, and since I didn't quite know how AA worked, I watched. A few techquickie videos later, I found LTT but it took me a moment to realize they were the same person
  2. There is a computer(desktop) at my school, that hardkills itself after it's been left alone for over 15 minutes, then simply reboots to the windows recovery selection dialog, resumes normally, then the process repeats... It's kinda scary to watch it continuously reboot and hardkill...
  3. I personally can't tell much above 40 FPS, but anything below becomes visible, 24 is pretty weak (and this is coming from someone with a mere IHD 3000)
  4. I'll add a dropbox link to the installer - Below https://www.dropbox.com/s/g3tzl64xiz1uu85/Hotspotshield_By_Anchorfree_317-589.exe
  5. Personally, I find 7 to be a superior OS, at least for gaming, as 8 has murdered a lot of games for me, and is simply a less convenient OS. Game info: I have observed FPS drops of up to 70%, along with major fullscreen glitches in Windows 8.
  6. At least they aren't stored in Ziploc bags...
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