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Nope, not at all. You should be fine.

Console trolls incoming, because it's not available yet for the PCMasterRace.

Dude, you should not have any worries with that PSU. It's sufficient for your needs. They recommend a better PSU because there might be a chance that you have a bad PSU that does not provide its wattage as advertised and ultimately melts down your GPU.

Well TBH 60% is too much, sorry

That's completely normal, but I didn't expect this from a user that has 800+ posts. You ain't a newb bro, just sayin'

IMO I find those monitors a little to wide for their height and it just looks strange, plus I need some wiggle room in terms of vertical space.. sadly they're the opposite of that.

As far as I know, that ain't possible. You need a seperate AIO for your CPU and use a NZXT G10 bracket on your GPU..

Nope. Never. Not at all.

I don't have a powerful PC either. I only have a Sandy Bridge i3 along with a shitty GT 440, and the impact is actually minimal, others affect the FPS by ~10

The best IMO is "Mirillis Action!". Just try it and see for yourself. Almost everything else has a big performance hit... While that has very little.

Nope.. I paid $22 for it though.

I don't know, I have the same controller and it came in a Microsoft box... At least it was labeled that way. And that's exactly the same but doesn't fell bad in any way, I think I may have the box. Need to look around a little.

Dude, he means that they don't support it out of the box. You need a working CPU to flash a newer BIOS on the motherboard and then you can use that new CPU.

Um, there's a significant advantage in running COD4 at 250FPS. That's considered as a sweet spot. Because there's a bug in the engine that supports the game — It allows you to run faster and make higher jumps for glitching, etc. In other words it's an unfair advantage.

Yes, 420W is plenty for that setup. Even with a 260x.

Well, go with what's cheaper.

I still play COD4 to this day, and I can guide you on this a bit. 1. That PSU seems to be enough. Go for Seasonic. 2. The 750 is a bit better in terms of performance than the 260x. 3. Yes you can on 768p. But don't expect Ultra. 4. I think you can. Not sure but it's likely you will. Assuming you run it on highest settings including AA. But if you turn down those things a bit, then I'm sure you can. EDIT: You can limit your FPS to 250 or 333 by using the Console. Press ~ on your keyboard(Under Esc) and the console will open. Type in the command "/com_maxfps xxx" and it will limit your fps to those numbers. "/com_maxfps 250" in your case. Keep in mind the console is disabled by default in the game settings.

Um, did you do a clean install?

I hate Verizon even when I'm on the other side of the globe.

My two most liked Videos are.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4j__TKnCt4 And yes, I really need those things I'm currently on an unbranded not-even-80-plus power supply and a GT 440 that goes to 100°C in BF4.

I use Chrome Canary, and yeah it's 64-Bit. And no, it's never broke down on me. Till now that is, because it is sort of a nightly version of Chrome that gets updated almost everyday by Devs trying out new features.

If you're playing games like Borderlands 2 and you play other games or use some programs that utilise the PhysX engine then and only then I would choose the 770 over the 290. Otherwise, there is no reason to.

The 270, if you have the necessary PSU resources. And yes you can overclock the 270 to the point where it performs much better than the X variant.

When I saw it first, I jumped, literally. Not cool bro!

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