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  • Birthday May 26, 2000

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    PC's, PC parts, video games, audio engineering, video editing, and things of that nature
  • Biography
    We are three guys who are starting a youtube channel and we love LTT
  • Occupation
    Computer Engineer, Audio Engineer, and a graphic arts designer.

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  1. AckchuallyInternet
    I have not turned it off yet. VSYNC has been on the entire time and I'm still getting rapid fluxuation of 30-60 FPS with tons of stuttering and tearing.
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    But if VSYNC is restricting it to my monitors refresh rate, then how is it getting more FPS?
  3. AckchuallyInternet
    What I am wanting to do, is get the most FPS possible with the least bit of tearing and stuttering as possible.
  4. AckchuallyInternet
    Okay, but can you explain why there is so much stuttering and tearing?
  5. AckchuallyInternet
    I don't understand the past three responses form you two... sorry...
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    Should it be on or not?
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    I have already done this. It didn't chang anything.
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    I recently built the $350 PC Build for February of 2016 that TechSource posted. In the video, while playing Minecraft, he is getting frame rates in the 200's to 300's with max settings on average, however I am getting 30 to 60 with tons of stuttering and tearing when on almost any settings. I installed the most recent graphics drivers from the GeForce website. I'm extremely confused. The pc has a dual core 3.2ghz Pentium, a 750Ti, and 8 gigs of DDR3 RAM.
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    Does the meteor have a strong enough sensitivity to pick up all three of our voices from those distances? (the distances aren't for sure the actual distance, just an estimate)
  11. AckchuallyInternet
    We have looked into the snowball and everything we have heard about is that they require you to be very close to pick up your voice with good quality. We need a mic that will pick up all three of our voices from a distance. Is the Samson Meteor a microphone with a good enough sensitivity to pick up our voices?
  12. AckchuallyInternet
    We have looked at both. Unfortunately the yeti is out of our price range, and from what we have read, the snowball requires you to be extremely close for it to pick up your voice, and we have three voices that need to be picked up from a distance. Thank you for your suggestion though.
  13. AckchuallyInternet
    Me and two other friends are wanting to start a channel and one of the features of this channel will be a weekly news podcast type video, much like WAN Show. However we are on an EXTREMELY tight budget and only have one audio input. We need some sort of microphone that has USB or 3.5mm jack connection that would be able to pick up all three of our voices (all three of us would be in front or diagonal to the front of the mic) from a distance, more than like 4-6 feet, 10 feet at most. Please leave suggestions. Keep in mind that we have a very tight budget so anything more than 60 USD will be hard for us to be able to pay for. Thank you.
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