Kedar4795

Vessel username Kedar Favorite videos are https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFfand https://www.vessel.com/videos/aBRl_4ZS6

I first saw Linus on NCIX. I had recently bought myself a hd6870 and was looking at the eyefinity reviews! Then here's Linus with 3 42in TVs gaming away! That stole my heart and here I am like 3 years later! I really like techquicky but let's be honest I like anything Linus or Luke review. Anything that's on this channel actually. I'd like the custom pc or the laptop both would get some awesome use and I'd never let them go! 2030 and I'll still be rocking my tech tips pc!

I like the ips display and the skin customization!

I like Jays case pressure video and techquicky SLI vs crossfire.

So I've looked around and can't find exactly what I'm playing for. So sorry if I'm duplicating a post. So I have an home media PC that runs 24/7 I have all my music. pictures, videos, etc on it so it can easily be accessed via any computer on the network. I have also dedicated 1 of the hard drives in the system to games. Which brings me to my question. How many different PC's could run a game off the media PC at the same time before you'd notice sever performance drop? Example I have my Origin games folder with BF3 in it placed in the media PC. Now lets say I have 3 computers with origin installed, reading the BF3 game files from the media PC. I've noticed in the task manager that each computer is using anywhere from 3%-17% of the 1gpbs connection at any given time, while streaming the game. So that would mean that the media PC connection would be 3x that. Obviously load times are a little slower than if it was running directly from the PC but it is what it is. So would I be limited by the 1gbps connection or the Hard dive first? It's a Corsair Neutron 256 gb ssd. Also would the Media Pc's hardware play a roll in it. It's nothing specal. Core2Duo E7500 @3.6ghz 8GB DDR3 1600 and a HD 6770. Everything is being ran with through a gigabit switch with 1 gbps up and down per port capability. All cabling is Cat7. Thanks for taking the time to read this.

My favorite thing is, that's its not an over kill laptop. I think manufactures try to jam too much into a laptop these days. If you really are into games you'll have a desktop. Even students that need a gaming laptop. Really you should be studying, and playing on the side. Not hardcore gaming.

The buttons on the back hands down. Also the removable battery. Yes please.