johngo90

Hi all, I plan to convert my main ATX setup and down size it to a Micro-ITX build. After reading many reviews about SFX PSU's I have some concerns regarding the build. I would ideally like to use the Corsair SF600W PSU in the build, but I'm worried if that will be enough power, especially if I would like to overclock. Main usage is for gaming/streaming. The components of the build(that will draw power) will look like this: - i7-4790K - 16GB RAM DDR3 - 1080 Ti - Single 500GB SSD - RGB LED Lighting - NZXT X52 Watercooler - MSI Z97i ac Mobo What do you guys think? Will a 600W power supply give me enough juice for this build?

If you're going wireless then go with a Logitech as many have said before. With a wired mouse the benefit is that you don't have anything to worry about in terms or charging, latency, or lack of options. It's also much more inexpensive to get a good gaming grade wired mouse. I think one thing to note is her preference on size of mouse. If she likes a smaller and lighter mouse then go for something like a Logitech G303 RGB. Size preference makes a big difference as she will be using that mouse for years to come. Logitech mice have some of the best sensors in the industry. I've user razer and steelseries primarily before switching to the G303 and I can say that my experience has been extremely positive.

For FPS games absolutely like everyone else said. Even for Moba games such as LoL, Dota 2, Sc2, etc.. it's a worthy investment.

The G303 is the FPS version of the G302. Take a look because it's an amazing mouse.

Good choice to go with 1440p

Budget? Use?

Global on main SMFC on smurf. It'd be nice to know what region.

I love multiplayer games, and I can't actually sit down and play most single player games... however Fallout series is one of the few that I can actually sit down and enjoy. Fallout 4 gets my vote

Holy this looks so beta. These roles are so WTF lol... Lead Rushers Dropbacks: Mids: Distractors

Once you get good enough to carry yourself out of whatever elo you're sitting at, you will rise in rank. If you are stuck at a rank, it's because you allow/belong there.

I understand why most pros opt for a lighter mouse, it was uncomfortable making the switch. Not saying it's the best mouse for comp FPS, just the most consistent i've used.

Just gonna put it out there. I'm a huge fan of the G502.

The G502 is one of my top mice for FPS. Most consistent sensor and you can get used to the weight of the mouse. I came from using Deathadder, rival, sensei, g400 in the past. I've also played cs competitively in all variations.

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G502