Seattle

-Almost never gets above 80 (it is frequently cloudy if that bothers you though)
-Huge EDM scene with nightclubs downtown
-Green everywhere and tons of nice parks. Hikes & mountains are a short drive away.
-Bus system will take you anywhere & building a brand new light rail system (traffic can be bad during rush hour though)
-See point 2
-Gigabit internet or FiOS most (but not all places, you'd want to check specific neighborhoods)

One of the only real downsides is that depending on the neighborhood it can be frickin expensive, most sane people live in suburbs just outside the city proper, which are just as nice.

Reseat your GPU and/or change PCI-Express slots (if you have multiple on your motherboard). Reseat the power cable going to your GPU (or try a different one if you have multiple 12V rails on your PSU). That's about all you can do.

I would definitely dump the animation and color adjustment for the crosshair

Wait, your ducky shine is falling apart after a YEAR of use? I thought those were supposed to be good keyboards.

Ok, so I went to a talk by one of the Oculus engineers last week and he made it abundantly clear how friggin dangerous walking around in VR is. Without visual feedback, if you trip over something and fall you will almost certainly break something (since you have no idea where your body is oriented in space relative to the floor).

I assume this unit will come with a giant sticker on the front waiving Valve from liability for any injuries your dumb ass incurs, but I wonder how the press will react the first time somebody seriously gets injured by this.

The 780 is yesterday's news. The 970 is its cheaper, less power-hungry, but otherwise equally-matched replacement.

http://recipegreat.com/images/sugar-snap-peas-03.jpg

The perfect gamer fuel (no crumbs)

https://grack.com/demos/dress/

If you see white and gold, cover up the right side of the image with your arm and it changes color (rather your eyes adjust to the exposure)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg9x-5oS9Z0
oh and this

http://www.kelloggs.com/content/dam/common/products/KelloggsRaisinBranCrunchcereal_583.jpg

This stuff is pretty good.

The moral of the story is, don't use a password you care about on ESEA.

Seriously, did anybody actually watch it? It was more entertaining than any SFM I've ever seen. Thanks for posting.

As long as your load temps are fine, you shouldn't worry about warm idle temps.

I think this is a ruse to get everyone to smudge greasy handprints on their monitor