Testmann

Sometimes you can. I've succesfully RMA'ed two different coil whining PSUs. The retailer/manufacturer has to be a good guy though.

Beginning to regret trading my R9 290 for a GTX 970...

Qft

our eyes can only see 3 battlefields anyway

Me that's who lol  I don't care what time it is or what day it is if I'm not drinking it's because the local stores all ran out.

More likely a late Friday night session.

But would an old AMD quad core (slow single-threaded performance) have been any better than luke's dual core?

@nicklmg 
 
Watching your superfun video and one question popped up. 
 
Where are you going to put a bathroom in your new office/warehouse? There doesn't look like much is there for plumbing.  I mean you need to do your business somewhere but the server takes priority. 

I got an ROG Swift for Christmas
 

I wish saying something was "too hard" was a legitimate excuse in my job too.

Did they put the server browser in-game and not inexplicably in a web browser?

Until then, it's not fixed... at least not on PC.

sooo .... Counter strike ?

I can imagine someone doing a school project about humans. And they go to type in Homo Sapiens
As soon as they type in homo the KGB come in through the windows... 

nothing wrong with switching to the red team for this generation

Maybe this kind of open development just isn't for you. This approach of early access to information, demos and even hands-on software has _never_ been done before so If you compare it to other of the tons and tons of demos you have seen before then you are are making a bit of a fool of yourself. Also by resorting to profanity.
 
They stated beforehand and very clearly that at that stage not even a publisher would see a build (who gets to see stuff months before the public). You can either appreciate their openness or ignore it and wait until they have something they consider beta status. In your case you do not seem to have a deep understandung of software development (which is totally ok), and I understand if you feel agitated because you do not know how to categorize seeing software this early in its development process - months before anyone else would do any demos. Being a Dev (not games though) myself I was impressed, like really impressed.
 
Anyhow, lets hear the man himself had to say about it after the presentation:

 
Edit: corrected a few typos, making less of a fool of myself ;-)

I've got an Asrock Z77 Pro4, but it's not a good board, really. I've already been messing around with SpeedFan, and i found, that i didn't like it being automatic and rather that i could just manually reach down and flip a switch or something. At least that's what i've come to love with the built in fan controller in my Define R4.
Thanks for the tip though. I'm already thinking of getting an Asus board the next time around. (Which won't be for another 1 or 2 generations) I may try their utilities out by then and see how it works, and how i like it!

Iris Pro 5200 is decent, definitely better than what we had before.
 
Also to those who bash integrated, three things:
 
1. It isn't aimed at you
2. your opinion on integrated is irrelevant
3. STFU

LOLOLOLOLOL it chrome

Happy for you and that other guy using Linux.

 

Why specifically swedish? Isn't it just the difference between the metric and imperial system?

IF THIS WAS REAL

It's a rendering bug. Fixing it won't change performance, and they already started doing it.

It's a rendering bug. Fixing it won't change performance, and they already started doing it.

It's a rendering bug. Fixing it won't change performance, and they already started doing it.

Why no G-Sync. All I care about is G-Sync IPS 2560x1600/1440 60hz panels. Also not by Asus. I am boycotting all Asus products after the disaster that is Xonar.
 
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Xonar_EEPROM_Failure