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If you want to go on a sort of new stream service try stream.me. It's not very popular yet and you could get more of an audience.

sigh

Yes definitely I'm in TeamSpeak with him now.

Ok then

As somebody that plays with you, you might need to settle down.

So I am trying to stream on OBS and I am having stuttering problems. I have 5 upload and I am putting bitrate to 4000 kb/s. The settings are what Twitch needs them to be. I just don't understand what the problem is and it would be great if anybody could help. Thanks!

How do I do this?

Can I ask how to do this?

I keep getting that message saying that my driver has stopped working and has been recovered. I have a Gigabyte GTX 980 and I am running driver version 352.86. Any suggestions on fixing this?

Yeah it's not terrible but if you look at the top it definitely sags. It also at a slight angle, like a ramp.

I have a Gigabyte 980, which has card sag. It is known that it always does this due to the size so I would just like gather some of the communities opinions on how to fix this. I am just worried because it's already starting the show that it's beginning to sag.

So I have an Asus VG248QE and love it, but there is one problem. I am using an HDMI cable to use the monitor from my PC. When I turn VSync on, I get locked at 60 frames. My monitor is locked at a 60 refresh rate currently. The in game settings all end at 1920x1080 60Hz. Any ideas on how I can fix this, or does HDMI lock at 60? I am also going to purchase a DisplayPort cable soon.

Alright, so I haven't plugged it in yet and won't be able to for a couple of days. My question to you guys is, what are your thoughts on the card? If you own one please tell me how it is. Also, I'm aware that the card is large and can sag, so does anybody have a fix for that? Thanks for the reviews.

I do want to go Nvidia. I will also look at AMD cards though.

1440

I will really look into this one. Thanks for giving your thoughts.

Only 1080p but planned upgrade.

Hey guys I am looking around to buy a 980 soon. Right now I have the MSI Gaming 4G in mind and also the Windforce. I am also open to purchasing a different card, so please recommend. Also, try to keep it in the price range of $550-$570. If you need to go a little higher, that's fine.

Hard Drive

Alright so I was moving my PC and accidentally tripped going up the stairs. My PC never really fell that far, considering I was going up stairs, but I am sort of paranoid. I have been using the same PC that I tripped with for two weeks and really notice no problems. At first I thought it might be louder, that could be in my head or a real problem, not quite sure. No real damage I noticed after giving it a quick look, just bent my side panel screw and put a hole in a wall. Throughout the two weeks, it has all seemed to be pretty normal, no noticeable difference in gameplay or anything like that. Overall, I just want to know if I should be worried or not. Should I take it somewhere, should I trash a few parts and get new ones. Because this thing is like my baby, and I pretty upset I dropped it. Thanks.

Alright, for you people. I will say what I have recently said just in case you don't have the full story. I was walking up the stairs and tripped up the stairs. It never really fell a great height it just had a pretty good impact. Anyways, I have been playing games on it for two weeks and feel as if it is working absolutely fine. No game problems and no different FPS or anything different. Haven't checked temps or anything but I will. I personally don't believe anything is wrong but instead I am just paranoid about my PC because it is my baby. If you have any recommendations to do besides benchmarking, please leave note.

I have been using it for two weeks and feel like there has been no difference. I will stress test when I get back to my PC. Do you think anything is wrong?

Now I understand that I may be posting in the wrong section of the forum and that I worry too much. So the other day I dropped my PC after tripping while carrying it. Wasn't that big of a fall, just bent the screw for the side panel. I turned it on and it seems like everything is the same. The only thing I noticed is it sounded louder, but that could be in my head. Should I worry at all? It's been about two weeks and it's still on my mind. Thanks for the help.

Thanks I'm really looking into this one.

I have seen this post not to far down the line of display, but I'm adding to that. I want a monitor that isn't exactly 24 inches. I could do smaller for sure. I just simply want a 1ms response time 1080p monitor for PC gaming and console. Also a higher than 60 refresh rate would be nice, not necessary though. If you can find a 24 inch monitor that's very good then I have no problem with that, I'm just not going to limit it there.