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Cheap gaming gear is generally pretty ugly

Nokia had the craziest phones! They had a lipstick phone, the N-gage, the camcorder phone, all sorts of bizarre phones

In NEU MG ranks there really isn't too many hackers. From what I've seen playing on my currently MG1 account, there's just A LOT of smurfs (me included, sorry). In an average game, out of 10 players, usually at least 3 or 4 are smurf accounts.

Have you played both games? Some one-in-a-million jet jump in BF3/BF4 isn't comparable to clutch plays in CS. Both games have their rare moments of excitement when something really spectacular happens, but in Battlefield you don't have the same pressure to succeed as in a competitive CS match. When playing CS against opponents of around the same skill level as yourself, you tend to feel like your skills are being tested the whole time. Battlefield on the other hand is more casual runny-snooty style. You can run around the map tactically and do all sorts of fancy stuff but your actions have far less effect in the final outcome of the game.

Youtube comments are like that, a bunch of trolls.

Here's to hoping OP will deliver and fill Linus' darkest fantasies.

Not to be rude but complaining about teammates isn't exactly the greatest way to find new teammates...

Try reinstalling game, gpu drivers. Upgrade free to windows 10.. It also might have something to do with the updated server tickrates and your suboptimal CPU (for BF4 that is)

CS:GO, at least for me, gets the adrenaline pumping like no other game.

Himbernating/sleeping should be fine for at least a few months at a time before weird problems start occurring. If you're going to be getting an SSD in your new PC, it boots in around 15 seconds anyway so it really makes no difference if you hibernate or shutdown.

Not too far, I'm really 21 AND that's a mask. Sooo x-ray app?

"Task manager has stopped working. Use the task manager to close the program."

It really depends on the resolution and refresh rate you're going to be using. Also, Techquickie on the subject!

I think gold is actually less durable than most metals used in connectors because it's so soft. Gold plating might have something do with it's conductivity though

He can go to a shop and buy a built "custom" system, or pick the parts and pay a bit for the build if he really doesn't want to build it himself. Buying Alienware you're going to be missing out on performance, warranty and, in my opinion, appearance.