I still have 3 free slots for RAM and thanks for the CPU list, I will have it in mind if I upgrade my CPU in the future.

So I went asking for prices before doing my buy and the cheapest 1050Ti I could find is at $250 (computer components prices are pretty high here) and the cheapest used i5 2500 (not K, not that I can overclock it anyways) is $30~, so I'm thinking on getting the 1050Ti and some RAM since I'm not sure if what I have now (4Gb) is enough for gaming and shits.

EDIT: My budget was $300 so I actually can afford the 1050Ti and the i5, but I'm not sure if the i5 is that big of an upgrade for gaming, so I may get RAM instead.

I currently have a GTS450, I do play (painfully slowly) the games I mentioned except Wolfenstein 2, I also play other games like PD2, TF2, CSGO, etc., but those run decently in my toaster so no problems in there, I was also asking about the CPU because maybe I could grab a second hand CPU to not bottleneck the 1050Ti that much on some CPU-intensive games I may come across in the future.

Thats what I needed, thanks.

Also, if I were to replace my CPU but not my mobo, which CPU would you recommend?

So I currently have a i3 2100 and a really old GPU, was thinking on upgrading it to a GTX 1050Ti, I know the CPU will probably bottleneck it so I wanted to know if this setup is enough to run games like Doom2016/Wolfenstein 2 at 80~fps and R6/OW at 120~fps, all of em @Mid Settings/720p.

Should I go for it or replace my CPU first?

Thanks to all for the info

RSI wise, is playing with straighter arm safer than with a retracted arm? (like this: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ojR_qedzzK8/maxresdefault.jpg)

I play with 32cm/360 and I mostly use my wrist to do small movements and arm to do the bigger ones (like most of the people I think), the thing is that I use claw grip with a Deathadder, could that be what is affecting my elbow?

Ive seen a lot of people playing with their mouse arm in a > position, I too play like that but lately Ive been feeling a bit of strain in my elbow so I thought on changing how I position my arm (from > to extended, idk), Im not sure if this is the problem, thats why Im asking if you guys know safe positions to avoid RSI or arm strain.

whats your opinion on tr arena guys? i have been thinking if it really works as a practice map

For some reason it doesnt show the players names on my scoreboard

I think I saw some of those frags in another movie, but cant remember the name right now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8mA4h5mbAI donn logistica tfc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wy5Yu8UkuI psychodelic jedi academy

Is the main menu optimized for 4:3 ratio?

I think people need motivation, they need to see the "diamond in the rough" like meb said, usually when people see crazy kills from fragmovies/montages they say "jesus man that was crazy i wish i could do that" so they get interested in the game, actually that was the reason I started playing comp games years ago, the problem is that in TF2 is not easy to turn that "i wish i could do that" to "i WANT to do that/i WILL do that" because new people normally don't know where to start, there's no matchmaking, a lot of them will surely get kicked out of the lobbies if they try tf2center, most of them don't have contacts to ask about 6s, most of them don't know about tftv and I'm pretty sure most of them are lazy fucks who can't write "tf2 competitive" in google.

People need a place to start not only with info like playcomp.tf but a place where they can actually start to play.

If they play pubs and they like it they will probably stay in the pub side of the game but if we show them what you can do when you git gud at this game (or when you have 2000 hours of mge) then maybe they will want to surpass themselves and get that "i WANT to do that" idea, or they will lost their lives playing mge 24/7.

Those are my thoughts.

TL;DR: dust off your window movie maker nerds