DanielTheBest

hey there guys My recent computer broke recently, and so I need a new one. The budget for this computer is 1100$. I went on PCPartPicker and this is what i have so far. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ccBZjX

Thanks for all the advice guys. Rank?

So.... Right now I play with 800 DPI and 1.95 sensitivity in Counter Strike: GO I hear often that pro players don't play with nearly that high of sensitivity, and I'm wondering if my sensitivity is just too plain high to be accurate. I just recently switched to this sensitivity, so do you think I should get a lower sensitivity before I get too used to this one? Thanks.

I wish I could, but I don't know him in real life; he's an internet friend.

I am trying many new sensitivity's, and I want to try his sensitivity and see how I like it.

Hey guys. I'm not sure if any of you can answer this question.... But my friend uses 400 DPI in CS:GO, and 4.8 sensitivity. I use 800 DPI, and I would like to know what sensitivity I need to use to match his DPI. Thanks

Sorry for not including those details; I edited my original post.

Hey guys. I hope to get a new computer soon, and the budget is one thousand dollars. In addition, I would like to have an Nvidia GPU and an Intel CPU. If you could help me out with choosing parts, that'd be great. Just in case if anyone is wondering why I would not like to have AMD parts - I would like to have all the features from Nvidia, and Intel CPU's are superior in the games that I play. Thanks in advance! -Daniel Also, Already have an OS. Already have periperals. Live in United States. Mostly just for gaming; probably not going to do hardcore editing. Would like to be quite, but as long as it's not too loud, I'll be okay. Not going to Overclock.

That messed up for some reason. ^^^ But yeah, now I don't have enough money for another knife. ):

Nope, I just found this on the steam trading website. Steam will not return any items or gifts that you feel have been traded unfairly. There are no exceptions to this policy. All trades are final. If you were scammed, you may submit a reportfrom the offending user's profile, however contacting Steam Support will not result in the return of any stolen items/gifts. This does not include fraudulently purchased games that you received and were removed from your account. Please see the below question for how we handle fraudulent gift trades."

Well, then that's 157$ of my money down the drain. ):::

?? As you can see from those pictures, I on was on the official CS:GO trading forums.

This is what I wrote to Valve: So..... First I want to say that I was terribly stupid when doing this trade, and it was my first trade ever. Anyway, this player who I am reporting scammed me of my CS:GO knife. I had a bayonet knife, and this player pulled a quick one and I lost it. Below, I will provide evidence of the scam using pictures. Sadly, though, I lost all proof of the chat because I quit steam in a fit of rage. http://imgur.com/r1ZG7P4 - Alright, here is a picture of me starting the trade off. I was going to purpose all of those items, including the knife, to get that one m4a4 Howl. http://imgur.com/G7GLO7y - After a little while of chatting, he sent me a trade invite and told me to accept. I instantly thought that he meant that he was accepting the offer. I accepted it. After a tiny bit, though, I realized that he had switched out the M4a4 with another gun. http://imgur.com/IKXMwOR - Once I realized this, I begged him to please return my knife to me. I sent him a trade offer, but he didn't accept it. Instead, he sent me another trade offer. http://imgur.com/ZzUWLxC - I glanced over the trade, and everything seemed alright to me. I then clicked accept offer, and he got his gun back and I got all my guns back as well. At this I was very happy, but I then soon realized that he had not inclued the Bayonet knife with the trade. Now, he had gotten his gun back to him, as well as stole my knife. http://i.imgur.com/7pikEay.png - I checked his inventory, and as you can see in the picture, there is my knife. If there is anyway that you could get my knife back to me, please either contact me via steam or via email. By the way, if in case you need to know, the time the trade happened was August 12, 2014 at about 6:30 PTS. Also, my Steam name is *************** Thank you for your time, and have a wonderful day.

Actually, I researched it, and some people have gotten their knives back after a scam. Sadly, though, it's very uncommon. ):

Hey guys. Today I was looking to trade my knife with someone, and we struck a deal. Sadly, though, he pulled a fast one and got my knife. I already submitted a complaint against him telling the story, but do you think there is any chance I could get my knife back? I have the evidence that he scammed me; plus valve could look at the chat and trade records. Also, if there is a chance I could get my knife back, where would I go to?