chill team
should do better than most expect

could you honestly ever not sound lame lmao

Perfection to go emo yuh
Team's gonna die ayy

final bump of the pre-season ;) gl hf

bump :o

I'd recommend either https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sennheiser-HD-650-Audiophile-Headphones-Grey-Grey/dp/B00018MSNI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1515284327&sr=8-1&keywords=hd650+sennheiser or https://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-X2HR-Resolution-Headphones-Comfortable-black/dp/B01N5VHLUG/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1515284360&sr=1-1&keywords=philips+x2 depending on how much you spend on the dac. From reviews they both seem to have decent bass.

bump XD

Something I like about the European tf2 community over NA (mostly americans) is their ability to take a joke without getting offended. People say dumb shit they don't mean all the time however words<actions and i honestly can't get behind these snowflakes who act like nigga can only be said by black individuals. I mean, sure you can make the argument that nobody should be saying it to begin with but the colour you're born with shouldn't give you right over certain words and i'm well aware of the mistreatment many african americans went through however I T D O E S N ' T M A K E S E N S E

bump :)

higher clock speeds were probably what helped, i remember guyehh was complaining about fps issues with ryzen until i had him oc his rig

Your rig is almost identical to my build :D
Personally never used a wrist strap and i doubt you need one.

Define acceptable framerate? If you're aiming for 60 fps at 1080p/ medium/high settings then the gtx 1060 6gb will be enough, you should be able to play quite a few on ultra settings however games like the witcher will have you playing at 50 fps. i'd recommend either going with evga or asus company wise however if you'd like to hit 60 fps in every game at ultra settings without ever going under then gtx 1070 is the way to go (this gives you the room to also game at 1440p if you plan on upgrading your monitor).

With coffeelake, intel increased the physical cores of i5 to 6 so the performance increase was pretty big and an i5 8600k overclocks as well and at times better than the 8700k. In gaming benchmarks show the i5 8600k outperforming the i7 7700k from last gen and equal to the 8700k in most titles. Basically unless you'll be doing tasks that will need hyperthreading 6 core 12 threads there's no need to go for the i7 8700k as the new i5 is as good when it comes to gaming/streaming.

I'm able to stream at 1080p/60 fps while playing tf2 and getting 200 fps + pubg low settings at a constant 120 fps @ 1080p with a gtx 1060 6gb and i5 8600k 0c to 47000 mhz. You'd save money not spending for an I7 unless you need it for work related stuff.

ah yes, forgot i was talking to the community behind a f2p game :)