Clean your mousepad off and spray the sensor lightly with compressed air.

My mouse (R.A.T.7) does the same thing occasionally and it usually goes away for a bit after I clean it.

Don't you have to pay like, $1,500 if your're chosen to test them?

Here's a really fascinating video on competitive play in BF3 and the issues facing it currently.

http://youtu.be/qwVXvn0wzlg

Watching competitive gaming on PC is like NASCAR. Watching it played on consoles is like watching the respective cars that the NASCAR's are named after raceing.

No one wants to see a bunch of FWD V6 family sedans Drive around slowly. They want to see big powerful RWD V8's going 200 MPH.

All of them.

When my dad first found out about drift racing he said it reminded him of Sprint car racing, but less bad ass.

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Fuck yeah. Suck it consolefags.

Adobe suite is fine. Actually, better than fine in some ways since all the programs work really well together. Premiere Pro is gaining a lot of momentum and big name companies are starting to use it over Avid and Final Cut Pro in some cases.

Fuck. I missed it.

I never thought it really mattered.

I guess if it's really important, verify first to make sure all the files are there, then defrag to organize them.

You can try going to Control Panel > System then clicking the Advanced System Settings link on the left sidebar. Then in the new System Properties dialogue box that pops up, click on the Advanced tab. Under the Performance section click Settings. In the new dialogue box under Visual Effects, click the Adjust for best performance radio button and click apply.

What it does is similar to disabling Windows Aero extensions, only it makes it even more basic. Like, Windows 2000 basic. I have no idea if it will make any difference at all for you, but give it a shot. I do it every time I play a game (although I have no idea if it actually does anything) just in case.

This thread disgusts me.

Well I know what happened. Every time I plugged my headset into the front inputs I would hear a pop and my computer would turn off. I took the motherboards to a repair place and they told me they were both shot. I sent them to Intel, and they said they were shot.

When I first got an Antec 900 case for my old computer there was an andio in/out on the front of the case. I plugged them into what I thought was the correct connector on my mobo, plugged in my old headset, and turned on my computer. I hear a big POP and the computer goes off.

So I decided to build a new computer at that point since I just managed to fry my ancient mobo. I sent the case back, got an Antec 1200 case and all new parts. Hooked everything up, made sure the front audio hookups were in the correct spot, plugged in my headset and started the computer. POP.

Sent the motherboard back for an RMA, got a new one and gave up entirely on using any case audio. Now I have the Antec DF-85 case and I still have the front audio hookups tucked away behind the back panel without ever plugging them in. All they ever seem to do is fry my mobo.

She beat me the majority of the times we played ammomod. But she lost pretty bad on Snakewater. I'm impressed she's able to do that well with a controller.