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Yeah... By that time MK was already dethroned by more interesting arcade fighters like Mace, KI, Marvel vs, etc. so. I didn't really play it until N64 got it.
did u play MK4 in the arcades? i think they used the virtue fighter platform 360degrees fighting angle...instead of the 2d
Yeah... By that time MK was already dethroned by more interesting arcade fighters like Mace, KI, Marvel vs, etc. so. I didn't really play it until N64 got it.
Wow, AsRock put out a BIOS update to allow overclocking any Skylake cpu if you have one of the Z170 boards via the BCLK (which is now divorced from the other buses in the system with Skylake, so that BCLK overclocks aren't going to crash your system). Funny to see BCLK overclocking back, just like the old days with the Celeron 300A.
So a 4.4 GHz i3-6100 with fast RAM is about on par with the i5-4690k at stock with standard DDR3-1600 RAM. so DarrinS, looks like you actually can overclock the out of that system.
Holy , this kind of performance out of a $130 CPU is incredible.
Virtua Fighter was the . The 3 axis movement in MK was no better than the 2 axis movement because you still fight the same way. You couldn't approach the guy from the side.
Tekken was the much better game because the input requirements for sick chains weren't re ed like VF's
never got into VF or tekken, the speed was too slow for me...
Hey Hector, have you been using the DualShock 4 in Windows? I'm tempted to get one since my X360 wireless controller works like crap in wireless on Windows but I still have to have that big ing dongle plugged in even to use it wired.
Not for Windows games. I have a special driver from Sony but only works wired and with the stuff we're working with :/
That said, I've heard there's some hacks out there to make it work, but IIRC Windows games use the button set from the Xbox controllers (A,B,X,Y)
I use an XBox 360 wireless controller with a Chinese knock off receiver and it works pretty great (Win10). If you want I can give you the link to Amazon for it. It was cheap.
I don't want to screw around with it. I figured if it worked for a lazy Mexican tbh, the DualShock 4 would be easy for me to setup too.
Making chimichangas looks easier than setting that up, tbh
No , they're in cooler next to the Dos XX and you just pull the wrapper off and throw them in the microwave.
My son likes using the GameCube controller. I bought a USB adapter for it and it works in Steam "big picture" mode, but doesn't work with one of the games I bought. Frustrating
did u clowns ever bought one of them controllers that had like a turbo function, say ur playing a fighting/shooter game, instead of tapping the button repeatedly, u just hold onto it....good times
No, but I had the Wii controller where you made the jerkoff motion to reload your rifle in COD tbh.
have any of you guys ever bought a portable external hdd 2.5 2tb, and rip it out of its enclosure use it as main hdd in a laptop?
im thinking of buying a seagate 2tb portable around 90bucks which is not soldiered at the back, instead of buying a ssd...
laptop will be use for torrenting overnight only....what u guys think?
isnt this overkill for a system?
That was just released from Linus...how did I not see this.
the clowns has 7 34inch acer ips screens, i checked the prices online they are like +1k each, thats already 1/3 of the budget...
yeah used to BEAST the cars in Street Fighter II and test your might in MK didn't stand a chance..
Damn DJR210, I just saw the Steam Hardware Survey for Dec 2015 and I wondered if the Pascal 70 series card will be as badass as the 980 Ti for $300-$350 like the 970 was versus the 780 Ti. Before you say that's nuts, look at the Steam Hardware Survey from Dec 2015: GTX 970 is on top of the list of cards used.
Now look at the same survey from December 2013 when it was $200 and less cards like the GTX 660 and GTX 560 Ti leading, not counting the crappy Intel igpus:
So essentially Nvidia took the sweet spot from $150-$200 to $330 with the GTX 970, and made an enormous amount of money off it. Why wouldn't they do it again after they convinced people to almost double their gpu budget with the 970? ing everyone bought GTX 970s. If they're smart the next 70 series card might be pretty ing compe ive with the 980 Ti, especially considering the node shrink to 16 nm.
so the performance value for money card range 200-330 is gtx970?
And the R9 390.
so which one r9 390 vs 970 if u had to pick one for future proof gamin say 1-2yrs
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