What's that latency testing program? I'll give mine a go

I have o-rings on my browns which are identical to blues in most aspects but without the click. The tactile bump is still very noticeable, but I think it will depend on how you type. I only bottom out about half the time so I'm used to noticing the tactile bump, but when I do bottom out the o-rings mean the bottom out position is maybe 0.5-1mm rather than 2mm below the bump so I'm learning to notice it more there as well.

http://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v1/86/1.0

7

why is he wearing make up

it's the map cp_badlands_with_fog_and_a_late_november_frost

nah idk

http://puu.sh/dRT9F/d870d58b1e.jpg

Macbook Pro Retina 13.3" Mid 2014 model (with upgrades to i7 and 16GB of RAM)
Corsair K70 with red switches
Razer Goliathus Alpha Speed mouse pad
Ninox Aurora
Dualshock 4 controller
Blu sticky plushie
Corsair SP2500 speakers and sub (sub is under the desk)
Hiding in the corner is my Firestone Audio headphone stand with AKG K550 on it
Right monitor is an Asus VG248QE
Left monitor is an Acer XB280HK (das right, 4k gsync baby)

http://puu.sh/dRSfz/4348ec4138.jpg

Big improvements since last time :D
4790k at 4.4GHz 1.225v cooled by a H100i with NF-F12s running at 600RPM idle and 1100RPM under load.
Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD5H BK
16GB Corsair Vengeance LP 1600mhz (I forget the timings)
NVidia Reference GTX980 at 1450MHz core, stock memory
Corsair AX750 (room for a second 980 soon :D?) with blue sleeved cables
Two Corsair SP120s at 800RPM in the front, one AF120 in the back (not plugged in)
The small PCB just above the PSU is the controller for the NZXT LED strip
Sandisk Extreme 120GB SSD as boot drive, 1TB Samsung 840 Evo for mass storage
Corsair Vengeance C70 case

don't be a sperg

How much does this cost?

Excellent read. Hope we can read another about i52 in a few years time. To me those games really were the pinnacle of TF2 so far.

I #believe

https://twitter.com/YtThumbnails/status/510263836340146176

Desktop icons are quite small, but not unreadable. My eyesight close to a monitor is quite good so everything is still readable, you just get more on the screen which I like. What do you mean about scrolls?

No, because 3840x2160 is exactly 4 times the pixels as 1080p, 1080p scales perfectly. For every pixel you get at 1080p, you have 4 pixels to represent that one pixel at 4k. 1080p at 28 inches isn't the best pixel density but it certainly isn't the worst. Same thing with 720p, although 9 4k pixels per 720p pixel. No interpolation required.
You're going to run into issues with low bitrates before you start noticing resolution in most cases. I have some extremely high bitrate 1080p videos and they look better than most 4k youtube videos because youtube goes hard on the compression.

You can get 4k monitors for under £400 now. 60hz IPS ones for around £500, my TN G-Sync monitor would cost £500. They've come down a hell of a lot, and after the next wave of products is announced at CES in January I wouldn't be at all surprised to see 4k monitors being sold at the €330 mark you said. If you shopped around, you could probably get a 4k 60hz monitor for the same price or cheaper than some 1080p 144hz monitors.

All the testing I've done has been without AA on because I wanted to see if I'd notice it. I can't say I did but I only had an afternoon with it before going home for Christmas. I wanted to test ship rigging (a hotspot for jaggies because of all the small straight lines) in AC4: Black Flag but Uplay lost my 98% save file so I had to start from scratch, hours away from any shipping port. I personally don't think it will be necessary. 2x MSAA maybe in say the ship rigging scenario, but things along the lines of SSAA or anything supersampling related are probably completely unnecessary. Anything supersampling related is also going to kill your machine. Even 2x SSAA (render at twice your native resolution and downscale) is rendering at 7680x4320 which is 33m pixels, four times as many as 3840x2160. If you were getting 60fps rendering at 4k and you turn 2x SSAA on, you're now running at 15fps or lower due to downscaling overhead.
People said the same about AA at 1080p in comparison to 720p and lower. A few years down the road when "everyone" is running 4k, there will still be complaints about jaggies because you can't ever entirely get rid of them. Even on my 450dpi 1080p 5 inch phone you can see jaggies if you look hard enough.

Maxed no AA in black flag, running at about 20fps lol, needed to whack things down to even medium to get above 30. The screenshot below is without SweetFX so it could look even better.

I would check the ship rigging but uplay managed to lose my 98% save so shit out of luck there, can't get to any ship rigging any time soon.

http://i.imgur.com/G0esf6x.jpg

Yeah I've made sure to avoid AA to see if I can notice any at 4k. Trying black flag now to check ship rigging which is a hotspot for jaggies but uplay is being a dick and won't launch it.

Had far cry 3 running, looked great but had weird lag at ~45fps maxed without AA on my 980, felt less smooth than Metro Last Light did and that was sub 40fps. I suspect gsync wasn't kicking in properly.