ReclusiveDragon

PC is the black box on the left. I was just playing PS4 when I took the photo. I am aware of the lag.

I sit close. It is blurry at 1080. I'd rather lower texture quality and shadows than not being able to see enemies at a distance.

I sit close enough and the TV is big enough that I can see the details. It looks blurry in 1080. And it makes a difference in Apex because it makes seeing people at range easier.

Destiny 2, Overwatch, Apex, maybe Anthem. I'm fine with turning down settings a tad for solid 60. I'm also not totally set on the 2070. I might go for a 2080.

I am planning on upgrading my second hand GTX 680 to a 2070 and usually play games on a 4k 60hz TV. My system currently has a i5 7500 and 500w SFX-L power supply. My main concern is weather my CPU will be a bottleneck at 4k 60hz or at 1440p 140hz because I might buy a new monitor at some point. Also was worried about power but my 680 apparently has a higher TDP than the 2070.

Hadn't thought of that. Still kinda weird if it was.

So I bought a new USB today to use as a windows install disk and when I got home and went to open it I realized it had been re-sealed with tape. It was shitty packaging that looked like it might have just fallen apart and they had taped it up to stop the USB from falling out. I was still slightly suspicious. Then I plugged it into my PC and went to look at it, only to find that I couldn't access it because it had been encrypted with bitlocker and I needed the password. This isn't normal, is it? So I formatted it and ran the thing to set it up as a windows install disk. Why would a USB be encrypted so you can't use it out of the box? If it was tampered with, for what purpose? I bought it from a local electronics shop that I trust, I'm friends with some of the employees.