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Must have programs for a pc gamer??

MxRider9637

As the title states, what are some must have programs a gamer has to to have or is convenient? I just finished building my first gaming pc and i want to know what are some programs you guys use..

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I always install HWMonitor to see how my temps get when gaming and so i can see if i can turn my fans onto a even lower level ;)

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Steam: you probably know what this is

Teamspeak 3: Voice chat

Origin: steam for EA

ShareX: makes screenshots way easier to share

Skype: you porobably know what this is

Ventrilo: Teamspeak 3 alternative

 

By the way is that your 370z?

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Here are mine:

Steam/Origin, Chrome/Firefox, Paint.NET/Photoshop, MusicBee/Foobar, Media Player Classic Home Cinema/VLC, CCleaner, Razer Comms/Skype/Teamspeak, Puush/Greenshot, uTorrent, WinRAR, Java

 

I'll add more if I think of anything else :)

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its a good thing i asked because i have never heard of most of these..

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its a good thing i asked because i have never heard of most of these..

go to ninite.com, they put a bunch of programs in one installer

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go to ninite.com, they put a bunch of programs in one installer

yea i did but i only downloaded the ones i knew... thats why i asked what are some other programs to download.. 

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go to ninite.com, they put a bunch of programs in one installer

Ninite.com. Oh where would I be without this website. I tell everyone I know about this site when it comes to installing nessicary programs on your pc.

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I thought of more:

 

7-zip

Avast

Revo

ImgBurn

Chrome

iTunes

VLC

Java

.NET

Silverlight

Adobe Air

Shockwave

GIMP

Adobe Reader

Malwarebytes

qBittorrent

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AIDA64 or Prime95, or both.

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Something to keep eye on temps & stuff, voip/chat client, game clients. Thats pretty much all that normal gamer needs.

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I always install HWMonitor to see how my temps get when gaming and so i can see if i can turn my fans onto a even lower level ;)

you see your temps but not both (gaming + temps) 

you can install msi afterburner 3.0 beta build 19 and you can monitor cpu core temps, GPU tempe, fan speed, clock speeds, RAM, and VRAM while gaming on screen monitor.

Computer users fall into two groups:
those that do backups
those that have never had a hard drive fail.

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EVGA  Precision, Geforce Experience (if you have Nvidia), hw monitor, steam/origin/battle.net

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Steam-For games

Origin-For games

Uplay-For games

Skype-For friends

7-zip-For mods

Java-For games

Chrome-Because Internet Explorer

Fraps-For fps in games

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you see your temps but not both (gaming + temps) 

you can install msi afterburner 3.0 beta build 19 and you can monitor cpu core temps, GPU tempe, fan speed, clock speeds, RAM, and VRAM while gaming on screen monitor.

Well i do see my game and the temps at the same time cos i have two 24" monitors ;) But yes, afterburner is also a must have.

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Well i do see my game and the temps at the same time cos i have two 24" monitors ;) But yes, afterburner is also a must have.

and you play on 2 monitors? month ago my friends gave me their monitors and i tried to play on 2 but couldnot. then i read that 3d surroun does not work on 2 monitors. as soon as i pluged third monitor 3d surround start working. it was the best experience in my life in gaming

5760x1080 on my config (GTX 660 is beast)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9V5sbhWHgU

Computer users fall into two groups:
those that do backups
those that have never had a hard drive fail.

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http://ninite.com/

 

 

this is a decent list of some of the more commonly used programs. You can tick the boxes for the software you want and download an EXE that will automatically fetch and install them with minimal user feedback while skipping all the toolbars and junk that get bundled in.

Tired of hearing people say you can't install OS X on AMD hardware. Educate yourself.

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/138853-just-got-myself-into-a-fully-working-hackintosh-amd-no-less/

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Winamp

http://www.winamp.com

Dxtory

If you are planing on making ty videos

Office 2010 (2013 sucks)

Why does Office 2013 suck?

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Because 2010 goes with anything and 2013 looks like its only for windows 8

So it only sucks because it has the new modern look? Well that's narrow-minded...

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and you play on 2 monitors? month ago my friends gave me their monitors and i tried to play on 2 but couldnot. then i read that 3d surroun does not work on 2 monitors. as soon as i pluged third monitor 3d surround start working. it was the best experience in my life in gaming

5760x1080 on my config (GTX 660 is beast)

Noo of course i dont play on two monitors :D It is not something you could call pleasing experience xD But i see the game on the other monitor and the temps on the other ;)

|OscillosC Build|+ Raspberry Pi [NAS] + Another G5 + Personal + HTPC: Asus Z87-A - Intel Core i5 4670K @ 4.5ghz 1.15v - Noctua NH-D14 - Gigabyte Radeon HD7870 OC @ 1170mhz core- Kingston HyperX 8gb 1600mhz CL9 - Samsung 840 PRO 128Gb SSD for Windows- Kingston V300 120gb for Ubuntu- WD Caviar Black 1Tb For games and programs - WD Caviar Green 2Tb For videos, photos, music, and backups- Seasonic P660 XP2 Platinum - Windows 8.1 PRO - Ubuntu 14.04 - Modded Bitfenix Ghost

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