Because the monitor refreshes if and only if (unless you are below 30 fps, I believe) the GPU has rendered the next frame. Therefore every monitor refresh is exactly 1 frame, so there is no tearing.

But you're right, this is targeted more towards low/mid end systems than high end. If your fps is double your refresh rate or higher, you don't really need it. However, not everybody can afford such a system.

edit: the guy above me is like 9 million times more in depth

damn yo, I want it...but not for $800

Why would you go 750W on a build that will never be multi gpu??? That motherboard only has one 16x

yah bro zero nerds in cs go. that shit is a sport i mean e sport

as5 4 lyfe

yes the bhopping gets glitchy as your ping increases. 120 is probably about the upper end of acceptable but ymmv. it's not very serious though so even if you lag/glitch a lot you'll still have fun

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/22098477/chargers-will-win-super-bowl-xlviii-according-to-eagles-schedule-

step one complete

Aside from the GPU which you said you wanted to wait on, the only thing I would probably want to upgrade would be the SSD. Either a bigger one or another of the same and RAID 0. But it isn't exactly necessary.

Cast lan???

mobo+cpu

getting an after market cooler and overclocking might be enough though

Err I missed the word rust and just assumed tf2, idk if rust is more CPU or gpu Dependant.

open bracket is out

http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=league&d=bracket&id=5344

If CEVO ends up being 1 match a week I see this being a good way to stay engaged. An entire week of scrims for only 1 match would be pretty draining.

I've never played with him but I've played against him on process and boy did he hit some obnoxious headshots.

is good

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSj6QvLsG2M

don't worry about being humiliated ;)

new skis

http://www.oslosportslager.no/uploads/bilder/nettbutikk/produkter2/47183-800.jpg