MrSpeed

you cant, thats a singleplayer NPC

"Russian Language Crash Course" sounds better

yeah but there's also stuff like this so its not reliable at all use anandtech's benchmarks http://www.anandtech.com/bench/GPU16/1489 but as it was said, the cpu is the problem

Don't ever use gpuboss as a source of info, its full of bs

Where is the "news" in this?

repost

I use nomacs http://nomacs.org/ Picasa works too http://filehippo.com/download_picasa/

afaik the producers said they are open for doing it if they were approached but there is no word on that happening. also john is dead, he was shot by 3 operatives before the missile hit the building

are you still on season 4? because season 5 ended like 2 months ago

i know right, why cancel such a good show

This shot from Person of Interest comes to mind

1070

im not worried, i dont have an account and i set for Lan connections only (phone to pc)

1070 for now

performs as good as a 212 evo and smaller than other coolers that are compatible with your case (hyper tx3/t2 are bigger and wont give same performance)

Cryorig M9A (M9i is for intel) or Cryorig C7 edit:nvm dan and fulgrim beat me to it

then renamed to FourDeltaOne then crapovison shut them down fun days though

my 128GB barely holds BF4 and windows and my harddrive is almost full

considering your current cpu, Cryorig H7 or be quiet Pure Rock (and 212 evo aswell) will be good enough

https://www.gametracker.com/search/codww/ use console to connect

I really like its form factor

alright.

this or be quiet pure rock

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