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I have these, they are amazing, I can keep them on for minutes. Also, they are so affordable, its cheaper than dirt. Dirt might be better bang for your buck. http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MD827LL-A-EarPods-Remote/dp/B0097BEG1C/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1412418654&sr=1-1&keywords=apple+earbuds DISCLAIMER: You may need to buy a Mac for the mic to work properly.

I have bad lag on this server makes the difference in shooting once and having to do it three times. My lagometer shows those nice red spikes all too often. Then there are the free CIs that find you mostly at in-opportune times. I know I am the minority here but that temp server in PA or wherever it was, was the best for me.

It was between a friend and I, we found it mutually funny. Well, thanks for clarifying on your standpoint.

That would be awesome. Lets do it.

I do what I can for social entertainment, Haha.

I think you misunderstood, what I rarely do doesnt last more than a minute as the suspense dies out pretty quickly. No I did not use a clan member name. Cute|Boobies was in the opposite team and that too was momentary. logically speaking what if there are two different players with the same nickname. I dont mean clan members i mean guest players on our servers. What rules apply then?

Underclock ur GFX card so it draws less power.

I will give it a try...

Windows creates a dump file by default. I wouldn't bother with using WinDBG to figure out which hardware it falsely points to this time. Once you've your new gear in, try that and let's see how things work out from there.

Hey guys Bing is also reading this thread, so if you see a player named Cortana don't be surprised. She just wants to prove she is smarter than Siri.

Bosun, don't take this the wrong way but have you considered the possibility that you just might suck that much? LOL j/k....

Some times when I sneak behind an enemy spawn and kill a few people I quickly change my name to "Everyone" or "Everybody". It's hilarious to hear people say "boom boom is here", "no its everyone", "guys everyone is in our spawn". This amuses me, aaah the little pleasures of life. Other times I change my name to another non-XI player's nickname so it confuses the heck out of the other team. I changed it to Cute|boobies once and I went radio silent. It was just funny to hear all confused people. Screwing with people's minds so much fun .

I tried, figuring out the settings was not intuitive, I have the attention span of a 3 year old. I moved on to AMD Gaming Evolved - Raptr which takes no hit on my FPS. The only caveat being that it works half the way. The quality is much better too.

If only XFire wouldn't crash on map loads, I would record my games. It just doesn't work right. I tried the AMD gaming Evolved but that crap isn't baked yet.

She was not Indian, she was a Pakistani politician, and former Prime Minister. Now deceased, she was assassinated in 2007.

You're right moonpie, that's very true about the people turning off smoke and trees but its hard to prove. Without proof it is all but an educated speculation. If anyone has any ideas how to figure this out let me know, I will give it a try. I don't mind getting kicked by PunkBuster for a good cause as long as it's not a permban. I agree CIs are horrible this time, and they come at the most in opportune time. On another note, not that I am bragging or anything... haha 33 kill streak on the first screen shot. You may call me a noob if it makes you feel better, but I don't spectate to 'learn' tricks its for pure entertainment. For me its like watching TV before going to bed. @[member=moonpie] I brought my KDR from .3 to 1.57 and usually skill rating is within the top 5 not that I care too much for that but just to say I know how to play well.

I just realized it has a cross hair. I guess that comes up when you replay a recorded demo and then I used XFire to record the recorded demo.

Oh I misunderstood. Good, let me know how this turns out. I have the same one 750W CX 80 PLUS.

The ARTIC had quad rails, a single rail is much better for load distribution than a multi rail. A high performance single rail has more stability than a multi rail.

If you still have a choice to cancel the order I highly recommend you get the CORSAIR. It's a trust worthy brand, cheap PSUs come at a price and lose efficiency much faster than quality PSUs. 60G is plenty but you may run out sooner than say 100GB. I have a 120GB SSD that I use as my boot OS for Windows 8.1. I have 65.6 GB free after 1 month of installations.

Take a look at the choices here, do not cheap out on PSUs. I know UK is expensive because of all the taxes but if you've to pick, go for 80 PLUS certified. http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_11?url=search-alias%3Dcomputers&field-keywords=corsair%20psu&sprefix=corsair+psu%2Caps%2C486 Although I recommend the 750W this 600W may also be good enough for you. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-CX750-Builder-Series-Bronze/dp/B008RJZR40/ref=sr_1_9?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1412149089&sr=1-9&keywords=corsair+psu

I just remember your mobo died cause you shipped your fully assembled system across the country through regular shipping. You do know the conveyor belt used by the shipping companies movies at 40mph and they don't slow it down on the corners. The boxes hit, and bump in to each other. Also, I don't recall if you ever tried a different PSU to verify if it was just the mobo. Your case is way different than his. I just remembered this as I was going back on this thread to see if I missed any detail. @@eidolonFIRE.

Found a good article on Hit Detection/Input Prediction. It explains how some times we can empty an entire clip in to someone, they would never know it and you would be frustrated as hell. This happened to me today on a very small map. Scripter was on the stairs camping our spawn, I ran in the dark behind a counter and emptied an entire clip in to him. I went full burst half way thru then adjusted my aim again and went small bursts nothing fucking happened. He didn't even look at me. I reloaded and just went full AUTO and got the kill. My lagometer showed no red spikes I didn't check Scripter's ping though. Anyways, a snippet of interest from the article below. Source: http://www.se7ensins.com/forums/threads/networking-lag-compensation-and-hit-detection.1125018/ "You shoot at the guy on the left, because that's what you see. However the target is moving to the right. You aim, and shoot. Your console/PC sends your position, direction, and the fact that you shot to the server. Now lets say that you have a latency of something nuts like 200 ms. By the time that your command reaches the host/server, the target has moved to the spot on the right. But if the game utilizes the data exactly as you sent it, then it would register as a miss because there's no player there now. This is where Lag Compensation comes into play. Lag compensation effectively "rewinds time." It digs through its memory for a game state that matches the client's information and implements it under those conditions. This accounts for latency, interpolation, and anything else that creates a time delay that the game can manage to quantify." Therefore, those who have a ping of 300ms or higher, thank you for playing but FUCK your ping. Giving you the stink eye @@Nighto , the stink eye.

When I had similar issues with my PC, there were 2 things causing this. #1. My memory timings in the BIOS and the voltage to the memory. I was getting all kinds of BSODs, everytime a differente hardware driver file. I suspected my GPU so I tried a couple different GPUs problem didn't go away. Ultimately I ran memtest+ test number 5. Found the artifacts and then found the proper timing voltage relationship with trial and error. #2. My PSU was not of superior quality and had high varying voltage on the +12V rail (e.g. 12.5 12.7 11.99). The current amperage rating was at 35A and if I would overclock there were stability issues. It would crashes whenever I would run heavy tasks but they were random so there wasn't a pattern I could relate to it. Ultimately the PSU died, I bought a nice $90+ PSU (62A, 12.5V solid) and I can overclock my system to 4.0GHz no issues. It stays stable doesn't give any more random BSODs. When a system gets old, the first thing in it to die of old age is the PSU. Followed by spinning HDDs, followed by anybody's guess but likely audio or video card. The motherboard PCB is sensitive to flexing. If you move your motherboard and at any point it bent even the slightest that will most certainly compromise the internal circuitry of the PCB layer. Your CPU going off like that is a 1 in 100 million shot. The manufacturing process for CPUs makes it very hard to build CPUs that would just die that unless of course abused. Go in the BIOS and watch voltage on the +12V rail see if it fluctuates. By the way my PSU that died was 3.5-4 years old.

He now finds you weirder than me. Women are expensive man, they take the peace out of your life one piece at a time. Financial strain, mental strain, if only you could create one on a computer and print it with a 3D printer, with a silence mode option... LMAO!