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with those big screen tv no wonder why your eyes get crossed and look so much like you guys are possessed, lol.

I used xp for a long time and never had a crash. But when wind7 came out and I tried to use it and encountered several crashes but with no major issues. However, I still like wind7 better. Unfortunately, rest in peace xp.

Yeah. I want one of those medals too. Just wish to knife Skuz once after 100+ kills from his svt40. LOL. His vision is as good as his svt40 bullets which can go thru walls and leaves and roofs. You guys know what it sounds like after 15 kills without being killed "God.....!". Very well play Skuz, you've set the bar and it's really fun.

Happy birthday ....to.... you!

Welcome to the site and hey Draco stop picking up that m16 will you? lol.

Welcome to the forum, Dickieoldboy. See you in the game.

I agree with Nobodygood. the power supply unit is the most ignored pc component inside the case. But to me it's the heart of every pc. If it provides erradic output you will absolutely have all kind of probelms. check to make sure it still work properly.

Welcome to the forum Keith, I mean USAFVetCruz!

I see the suggestions from Damage, Techboy and Hunter make sense. But you can check to see what bad softwares got installed in the system and un-install them. click window-computer-uninstall or change a program. sort it by installed on and look for suspicous names. if you built the rig you know exactly what supposed to be in the system and what shouldn't be. If you bought the pc there would be a lot of unnecessary there.

I see the suggestions from Damage, Techboy and Hunter make sense. But you can check to see what bad softwares got installed in the system and un-install them. click window-computer-uninstall or change a program. sort it by installed on and look for suspicous names. if you built the rig you know exactly what supposed to be in the system and what shouldn't be. If you bought the pc there would be a lot of unnecessary there.

Laptop for pc gaming? it's a total joke of the day. Laptops are for casual business convinience, not for gaming. If you pick a laptop the thing you can upgrade later may be the hard drive and nothing else. You have limited option when it comes to screen estate and gpu upgrade. Try to build one for yourself a gaming desktop.

Welcome to the forum. you have a very good rig. All you need is to know those map really well.

you should first physically hold and test the mouse for the level of comfort before you buy.

Sorry for your loss Kovut. Be strong and lead the way. The Other Three need your love more than ever.

I don't think that kind of failure frequency is normal. I have two Corsair H and they are both over two years now and still running great. A decent heatsink and fan is a great choice like Thermal Frio.

Guess who stands next to the Idiots? it's Moron!!!!!! Welcome and just shoot me in the game and don't knife me. Lol.

I found a post some where on the net. check to see if it applies to you particular shutdown. This issue can be caused by a conflict with the onboard audio controller on your Nvidia or AMD gpu card and your motherboard audio. You can try the following uninstall method which will fully disable the audio and should help eliminate the issues you are experiencing. 1. Go into Device Manager- In the Display adapers area right click on the 400/500 series card, and select "Properties" this will give you a listing such as "PCI Bus 3, device 0, function 0" If using multiple cards please check and note each listing. 2. Go under "System Devices", you will see HD audio devices. Check them to see which one matches your GTX 400 series PCI Bus location. Disable (not uninstall) the one that matches your 400/500 series card. 3. Check under "Sound Devices" and it should no longer be there (this step might or might not require a restart)

I usually wait for a few weeks to see who get the first bullets before I update to the new drivers. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I have a dedicated asus sound card and a good headset and I never had any sound issue. I only concern with video, refresh rate and resolution.

Thank Dark Asylum - that site has more tech info than I can handle.

Hi all the cable men out there, My GPU and monitor both have DP and DVI connectors. Currently, I use the DVI-D connector and want to try the DP connector. The latter requires a separate DP cable which I don't have it at hand. Before I throw out the money to buy DP cable I want to get some ideas about what performance differences between the two connectors in term of video quality, refresh rate, and resolution. Any inputs will be appreciated.

Thanks for the update Rugger.

Sorry to hear your loss TBB. My lot of thoughts and prayers are with you and your loved ones during this hard time. It's the ones who stay behind are in pain. I mean, God is in need of her more than we do.

Dean - check to see the fan of your gpu spin or not. when your gaming the vram use up and heat the whole gpu even inside the case that is how I see I can get hot so fast.