this is awesome. and just in time too since i keep seeing

makes dm a troll fest, save the rocket jumper for extv servers

this is fantastic

i disabled everything under visual effects and it worked great now its back to normal, feels the same as 1440x900

i use 1800 dpi on my death adder, had it like this for a long time, now that i'm playing on my native res do you think i should try lowering it? i also did this thanks to cinq

http://windows7support247.blogspot.ca/2011/01/enable-or-disable-desktop-composition.html

recently i changed my resolution from 1440x900 (Full Screen) to 1680x1050 (native res) windowed no border

when i play on this new res it feels like i have a bit of mouse lag, now when i say bit i mean a seriously minimal amount, it almost feels like mouse acceleration

so when i had mentioned this someone said to make sure windows aero extensions was disabled, and it was enabled the whole time. once i disabled that it went away but i notice the issue coming up again sometimes even on certain maps

it isn't there at all when i play on 1440x900, only on this native res. i switched it up recently for my stream and it works great in that sense but thats about it, recommendations on what i should change in my cfg? please help thank you

sounds like he was just having fun, relax brosef

nice to see some new faces breaking into 6s, i only coached once and it was a while ago but it was great. everyone listened really well, i'll definitely do it again soon

also i hate you

by inspired you mean its the exact fucking thread, this is beyond retarded and completely pointless

put it this way, it's like upgrading your computer (and not just the monitor its self) it'll make TF2 and any other game as well feel incredibly smooth. it's a very noticeable difference. also from what i've seen these aren't overpriced either because when you pay for quality it will last a long time.

yes but honestly i think that our beloved tf.tv has expanded quite a bit for TF2 as a whole and not just the NA scene, nice to see more euro faces on here (even if its just a simple question from the OP) u get the point

http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Backup-Desktop-External-STCA4000100/dp/B00829THLE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1364044697&sr=8-2&keywords=external+terabyte+hard+drive

worth it

i don't think he would wanna pay for an interface, they're typically more expensive so those sound cards would be a better start

i personally run my audio through a motu interface, but for just gaming this should be fine

http://www.amazon.com/M-Audio-Audiophile-Digital-Recording-Interface/dp/B00006I5H5

seriously avoid brands like creative soundblaster, i never used asus but they aren't known for audio...i have a mobo from them but thats about it

any audiophile soundcard will do over just some random gaming soundcard. even if its meant for recording you can still run headphones through it or speakers and it will sound worlds better than crap you'll find on newegg

http://www.amazon.com/M-Audio-US41750-Audiophile-Hi-def-Card/dp/B00064ABSG/ref=sr_1_1?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1363997553&sr=1-1&keywords=m-audio+sound+card

m-audio is good starter audiophile gear, it isn't overpriced and it will get the job done. when you wanna dabble in something more high end check out motu