http://i.imgur.com/tNwzHZI.png

FINALLY

AN ADVANTAGE TO BEING STUCK IN THE PAST FOREVER

you have a vac ban and this sounds like a scam itself

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http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/12576

for opinions on what people want for editing

i would think that you would just output to youtube or save to HDD because i don't think outputting to twitch or steam would make any sense

movie never felt boring for a second

that was fun to watch :3

i would buy and wear a hat with the current tf.tv logo that hangs above the toolbar

i wear a hat every day

please protect me from the sun

d3 is a ton better now, but i'm only planning to return for the expansion

i'm conflicted on the removal of the auction house, but mainly the gold auction house (it's going to be maple story-level of trading for gear)

i made a lot of money selling all my crap before everyone quit, but i do agree the real money auction house pretty much shit on the game

defy if you liked torchlight 2, you'd probably enjoy d3 (probably a demon hunter since iirc you liked the outlander)

the only reason i quit d3 is because i was working on my hardcore monk and my computer blue screened and i basically lost like 200 hours of progress lol

that was my old method, but nothing triggered my gpu to start failing until d3, which i thought was a standalone case because my gpu didn't fail on any other games until i started playing gw2 and realized something was up

i would totally be down for this if it was on weekends, but i can't play during that planned time slot :(

does intel burn test work only for intel cpus

i'd try it

I have actually never properly stress tested any of the computers I've built, which might explain all the problems I encounter until I end up building a new rig. I've googled this question, but I've been seeing a lot of conflicting opinions when running software to test parts, like I've seen the most popular options for testing the CPU has people saying that you can't use that software on i7 ivy/sandy bridge chipsets because of the technology behind them?

I honestly don't keep track of advances in hardware, so I want to be sure all of my parts actually are working before I end up finding I can't play any games along the road (my current GPU randomly crashes during any modern game - Bioshock Infinite/Guild Wars 2/Diablo 3/Starcraft 2/etc).

I don't really know the proper software off the top of my head to test gpu/cpu/ram, but I'm sure they aren't hard to find. I've seen conflicting reports on letting things run overnight or just constantly monitoring things for an hour. I usually keep my desktop running 24/7 unless I'm on vacation, but I have a feeling that might be a really dumb idea even if I just do it in-case I get an instant message or something important.

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/JonTalbain/saved/2mcX

My parts are all coming in now, so I figured I'd ask this so I can properly test everything.

this sounds like a devastating team for open

we should work as a community to help mentor this team

how does not having a facebook relate to the lack of pictures of this $5k pool

i want justice and pool pictures

where are the pictures of your pool