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If you are willing to pay $200 for a keyboard, skip the nonsense and go right into a Topre Realforce.

If you're looking at cherry MX switches, don't choose one based on its sound. Reds/browns/blacks/whites/clears all sound identical... Any difference in sound is based on the board itself as some have plate-mounted switches and others do not. ALL[/i] cherry mx-based mechanical keyboards are loud if you bottom out the keys.

From your suggestions, I'd go with Das. Razer mechanicals are trash by comparison.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFkl1Vet1eU

I am not convinced that you people know what puns are.

foster has a large nose???
who knew

I still have a brand new Diamondback 3G... Still unopened. If you want it, it's yours.

Pixel walk/inversion is something that happens to all LCD monitors. Some of them are worse than others. Certain patterns will be less noticeable when on even numbered pixel rows, and others will be less noticeable on odd numbered pixel rows. Try dragging your window down a pixel and see if it goes away. If it doesn't, there's nothing else you can do for it. It's most likely not a monitor defect.

wow, I guess that's what I get for reading a post after working for 20 hours without sleep.
:<

what was posted above should do the trick.

I hope this holds even a candle to the original ROTT. I remember countless hours spent on the courtyard map destroying people with drunken rockets. Used to piss my friends off severely, heh.

Ahh, nostalgia.

Please do not buy an extension for a PC power cord. Buy a longer power cord. All you need is a NEMA5-15P to C13 cable. Amazon has them dirt cheap and prime is available.

http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-PXT10115-15-Feet-Standard-Computer/dp/B005SQI634

I highly doubt this has anything to do with ESEA itself. This is most likely a browser hijacker on your computer.

Run TDSSKILLER. Google it if you don't know where to find it. Then run Combofix.
"HiJackThis" is another good tool, but that one isn't very user friendly and has the potential to blow up windows if you do something wrong, so take caution. I'd start with the first two.

A fresh install would be ideal. I have a hard time trusting a machine that was ever known to be infected.

Having said that, if you insist upon trying to clean it, here's what you'll need.

1. Thumbdrive
2. YUMI multiboot creator (google YUMI)
3. Follow the instructions and throw a few live virus scanners on the USB drive.
4. Download Combofix and TDSSkiller.
5. Boot to the thumbdrive and run whatever virus scanners you installed in step 3.
6. Once you're done, boot to Windows and run TDSSkiller, then combofix.
7. Install Malwarebytes and run it.

That'll make you as clean as possible without a format/reinstall.

While I agree with your bottom line (regarding the sensor, etc.) the rest of your post is not accurate at all.

MSE has a fantastic ability to block you out entirely. I suggest uninstalling it and spending 10 bucks on a piece of software that isn't garbage: Malwarebytes.

MSE was good for several years, but is severely lacking these days.

Most of you are severely missing the mark. Interp can be useful if your connection is a complete piece of crap. If your connection is decent, stop screwing with interp, take a breath, slow down, and hit your shots. There is no magical interp setting that's going to make you better at aiming, and even if your interp isn't """"ideal"""", it's not going to make a huge difference.

If you consistently think you have bad hit registration, you fall into one of these categories:
1. You're on a terrible internet connection and interp might -marginally- help you.
2. You're on a terrible server and interp might -marginally- help you.
3. You're missing your shots and lying to yourself.

Most people fall into category 3.