Well if you've already read the post, it takes 0 effort to just hit the '-' button.

Talent is definitely something that exists. Talent is not all the product of hardwork.

I could train my whole life and would never outrun Usain Bolt.

In HS me and another short white kid who didn't play basketball at all won the basketball tournament we had. We played every game except one 2v3. We didn't work at all, just had good natural athletic talent.

I have very good athleticism. I played soccer from 5 years old through my senior year of high school. I worked hard at the game, I loved it. Yet I wasn't even a starter on a team that only won 1 game the whole season.

That's bad, but really not that bad. My old tf2 computer was from years before when i3 processors were unveiled (I got it in 2004), and I'm sure plenty of people still play on computers like that.

Also according to wikipedia i3 was released in 2010. If that's accurate, you're crazy if you think you're even close to the worst.

How do you have 3.49 gb of ram? Do you have 4 total and 3.49 free?

control panel mouse settings

see what tick you're on. if you're on the 6th tick mark (default) it's 1.

These are different than the $100+ ones. I know nothing about headphones, but for one these are binaural and the expensive ones are circumaural.

And yeah, they're on a few sites for 20-30$

Once you get used to it, it's fine. Now I can't snipe with less, I feel like I have no control.

For the price I grabbed a pair too. Thanks atmo.

40.9" Sniper 400 DPI 1 in game

10.2" everything else 1600 DPI 1 in game

Yeah, no.

I just got that 'exact' mobo on 7/26. I originally bought http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157302 but I returned it because of its lack of OC capability.

Get it (yours). It's amazing. Anything better you get is not going to be worth the price. It overclocks great; I don't need to manually OC anything to get my 2600k to 4.5 ghz- I can just click that option in the BIOS.

Anyway. It's a great Mobo. I did a lot of research after I fked up buying the first one, and I couldn't find anything better that was worth the large price increase for tiny gain.

STV Demos?

High DPI is a gimmick, DPI itself isn't a gimmick.

I've had an MX518 for years and it's great. 2 side buttons, DPI changing buttons on top (disableable if you don't want them).

But I'm getting ready to get a new mouse, and I'd highly recommend you wait and try:
http://esreality.net/post/2173191/new-gaming-mouse-development/

I don't like having it be the same as my scout/soldier because I don't feel as controlled.

I scout/soldier at about 12", and snipe at ....40.9 according to ricco's sens calculator (but that seems a tiny bit high. Probably more like 30-35). I just love the control I feel when I play like that. When I snipe in other games, I keep it at 12 because I feel okay bodyshotting with that- but for clicking on heads I love the lower sens.

I have a DPI button on my mouse (MX518) that I can switch back and forth if I need to do quick turns, or shoot a scout at close range.

It's really easy to get used to having a lower sens for one class. Just go pub for 5 hours and you'll be at like 75% of your potential.

Edit: I snipe plenty on my higher sens, and while I still do well- I don't feel consistent.

Looks like your mouse is constantly swaying around when you're not shooting like it's the wooden pole over the mini golf hole.

and as demo you aim low and just flick your mouse up when you shoot instead of just aiming where you wanted the whole time.

I mean whatever works for you. Not hating. Was just the first thing I noticed in watching your clips.

Your mouse movement is really weird.