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Someone like you really should consider a 240Hz. Best of luck.

That's really cool, could you do that with the benchmark demo? Should give you a very good comparison of the 2 configs. My suspicion is yours well have a lot less variance while mine will have a higher average.

I would be extremely grateful if anyone would test these configs with Average and Minimum frametimes and well as a graphed out frametime like this.

Probably a typo here,

also like to add "r_queued_post_processing" may still be bugged for AMD card users. it's commented in the config by default but may want to put a warning there.

// These settings will boost your performance on a 4 core CPU
// loop through the leaf asynchronously
cl_threaded_client_leaf_system 1

Have you play tested with this enabled, it's been awhile since I've tried but in the past it caused crashes usually within a few minutes.

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Kinda want to learn programming or move onto something else that still in the realm of Technology and Computers.

I've been up for almost 72hrs straight on 2 different occasions. I'd rather not ever repeat that both times when I feel asleep after words I slept ~20hrs straight usually at that point I woke up to go to the bathroom eat and then went straight back to bed.

Could also do a cardboard mounted system and not a full enclosure, lots of potential for dust (easy to clean though), and damage, but it's free. that or find and old ATX case probably an old PC and take the parts out via craigslist or a garage sale for like $10-20

To minimize visual distraction that may be going on behind you monitor, particularly at LAN events.

Wanted to give an update to this as I've been using my 144Hz for the last 3 days due to RMAing my 240Hz. Gotta say my flick aim is almost completely unchanged, my tracking aim on the other hand is a bit off and noticeable in my Scout Pistol, Spy Revolver, and Sniper SMG.

With that said though I still stand behind what I said about who should buy a 240Hz with the exception of people who really really hate motion blur or people who just absolutely want to see 240Hz and have $500 to blow.

The amount I know about them is you're basically kneecapping your GPU with the thunderbolt 3. Thunderbolt 3 only supports 4 PCIe lanes and adds a bit of latency to the entire process. I've only seen bench marks done with a GTX 1080, 1080 TI, and AMD 580 so I'm not 100% sure is 4 PCIe lanes are going to be enough for a lower end GPU like a GTX1050TI.

At the same time though trying to build a PC and get a monitor for $400 or less is going to be painful due to all of the compromises necessary.

Wasn't sure where else to post this but one of the new possible jungle maps

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Crashes in DX 8 just outside the initial red spawn, this doesn't occur in DX 9. I haven't done to much looking into this so I can't say that this will affect everyone using DX 8 or just people using my graphics config and DX 8.

This occured on the No Heroes Payload Extreme Server for me, I crashed 3x in the same area (even when I played on Blue and got the cart to that area) upon relaunching in DX 9 didn't crash anymore. *Note if you're on red and their's a tele directly in front of the spawn door you can teleport away and not crash at least if you go to area near blue spawn.

Quote without context, nice. Basically my point was Saturated Fats > Sugar and other refined Carbs. NOT that saturated fat wasn't bad for you at all.

Over half your sources have nothing related to eggs please.

So starting from the top.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10704618 = LDL is bad for and here's the process of why. (nobody disagrees)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9001684 = Relevant refrence that refutes my claim and source (though my source is more recent)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16904539 = study comparing a diet high in saturated fat to a died high in polyunsaturated (again I never claimed saturated fat was better than unsaturated)
http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/circulationaha/108/22/2757.full.pdf = LDL is bad, alot more to be said but that's the gist of it
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/313701 = "Diet and serum cholesterol: do zero correlations negate the relationship?" How is this related to eggs this about diets relationship to cholesterol levels in a general sense.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1534437 = more nonrelevant sources to this discussion
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15172426 = LDL is bad, recommended levels of LDL. (nothing about diet nonrelevant)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3603726/ = The only mention of egg being bad is when the fed ONLY the yolk and not the egg whites to herbivores they list Monkey and Rabbits, and they couldn't repeat the ill effects in Carnivores they list Tigers, Lions, and dogs. Humans do technically behave the same as herbivores in this study but again this measures eating only the egg yolk which forgoes 80% of the unsatured fat in an egg, and isn't typical of when people do eat eggs.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2663974/ = How blood lipids and cholesterol are correlative to heart disease (no mention of egg)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2125600/ = Meta-Analysis that includes one of the earlier references you linked. Basically says Saturated Fats < Monounsaturated Fats < Complex Carbohydrates (ex. Oats, Whole Grain Wheat, etc) < Polyunsaturated Fats

It's like you went to this website searched for "Eggs + Cholesterol" and then posted the top 10 results regardless of how relevant they were.

Here's a good RELEVANT source
https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/eggs/

"Research on moderate egg consumption in two large prospective cohort studies (nearly 40,000 men and over 80,000 women) found that up to one egg per day is not associated with increased heart disease risk in healthy individuals. [2]"

Now it does also say having 3 eggs a day MAY lead to higher risk of heart disease but who the fuck eats 3 eggs a day, and wasn't something I suggested anyone should do on a daily basis.

Another Relevant source
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/articles/27710205/
"people who eat an average of one egg a day have a 12 percent lower risk for stroke compared with those who eat fewer eggs."
"Overall, summary associations show no clear association between egg intake and increased or decreased risk of Coronary Heart Disease."

Saturated fat isn't that bad for you, trans-fat is the only fat that you need to avoid wholesale. Are saturated fats as good for you as unsaturated ones? No, but it's still a way better source of energy for your body than the Carbs you get from Sugar and White Bread. Reference

Cholesterol isn't necessarily bad for you either HDL cholesterol for the most part is perfectly fine, while LDL needs to be at low levels otherwise it causes issues. Triglycerides for the most part are fine if your HDL is high and LDL is low.
HDL sources: Fish, Nuts, Green leafy vegetables, Purple Skinned Vegetables and Fruit, Red Wine,
LDL sources: Anything deep fried, Red Meat, Processed Food (Bread, Cereal, Sausage, etc),
Lean meats (fish, poultry, etc) contain both but usually have a lot more HDL than they have LDL.

Side note: Dairy and Eggs also contain significant levels of cholesterol but it's a mixed bag of LDL and HDL due to how the human body breaks down the food. Some studies suggest that at least in eggs that they have a slight net positive affect on your body for cholesterol. Reference