When I tried it it felt really unnatural(?) and I couldn't really focus on player models when I was moving. The colours were also really messed up; they were washed out and had a pink/purple tinge to them. But I know some people like it so I'd say give it a try and see if you like it. You can always just disable it if you don't like it.

Looks fine but at that price point I'd get an SSD and maybe a better cooler. Maybe an NH-D14 or an H100i or something.

Was thinking of just having the file directory to save demos changed to a folder on my hdd. Don't know if that works

TF2 movie files of course. Nothing inappropriate

Oh shit I just found a folder that I was using to store movie files. It's around 75 gbs.

I had way more demos before that I moved to a different file location. Now I only have around 9 gb of demos still in my team fortress 2 folder, but I assume 90 gb still is not normal.

I am in the market for an SSD (128gb probably, maybe 256gb) to store my OS on as well as a couple of games, TF2 being one of them. However, apparently my Team Fortress 2 folder is 98+ gbs. Is this normal? How can I still benefit from the SSD without storing the whole game on it? I know that 9 gb of the folder is from demos so I guess I can just store them elsewhere.

https://i.imgur.com/9vBU18u.png

Try reseating the ram or resetting the CMOS battery.

unless you're pwee don't click that shit

edit: okay wtf now I look stupid

I have heard great things about Comcast.

jk

That sideways mount for the block is bothering me

Have more information on my parts list here http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/b/JdD8TW
Around $770 CAD apparently.

I'd say get a used 270x off of forums/craigslist. They go for 100-120 usually.

I have my processor overclocked to 4.3 GHz but I have not overclocked my gpu yet as I haven't really had the need to so far.

Setup = whole desk, pc build thread = future builds/specs, Post your rig = completed build, show it off