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GABA ghoul
Oct 29, 2011

Professor SJW posted:

whats the jack rate like

I speed up until till I see smoke, then I slow down. what is that in FPS?

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a new study bible!
Feb 2, 2009



BIG DICK NICK
A Philadelphia Legend
Fly Eagles Fly


You switch yourself 360 degrees and walk away.

eric
Apr 27, 2004
Lipstick Apathy
You switch directions and buy a PS4.

HOT! New Memes
May 31, 2006




Played Zelda for a few hours and had fun and will infact play again soon. I am happy with my purchase of my new toy. 'm sorry it doesn't go 5 more frames per second for professional gamers on here.

WhyteRyce
Dec 30, 2001

Professor SJW posted:

well that sucks

still obsession with graphics is the most annoying thing about "gamers" other than the way they stalk and kill women

Asking for not sub-30fps is ridiculous gamer garbage

Teikanmi
Dec 16, 2006

by R. Guyovich
New console has one awesome game

Now the question is will they ever have 2

Putty
Mar 21, 2013

HOOKED ON THE BROTHERS

tao of lmao posted:

I hope you guys can find something that makes you happy beyond being mad at hardware and videogames someday. Call your parents. They miss you.

much like bowser jr my mother is miyamoto i worry for him greatly

gary oldmans diary
Sep 26, 2005

Ol Cactus Dick posted:

My $2500 toy has slightly better graphics than your $300-400 toy :smuggo:


Holy gently caress, PC gamers suck rear end.
My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

RoboFrance_29
Jul 15, 2010

GET EQUIPPED

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaart

ass cobra
May 28, 2004

by Azathoth

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

Im so jealous right now im crying

a misanthrope
Jun 21, 2010

:burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug:

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

i'll just keep my cool gaming pc and also buy a switch. im sorry you guys live in countries where by law you have to choose on or the other

big nipples big life
May 12, 2014

lmao

pc master race, the worst of all nerds

Cthulu Carl
Apr 16, 2006

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

Someone's e-honor has been besmirched!

gary oldmans diary
Sep 26, 2005
;_; PC Gamers! You guys think youre so superior! ;_;

Paladinus
Jan 11, 2014

heyHEYYYY!!!
A good film is good even without sound or colour. Even when you can only see half of the screen. It's just good. Like Shrek 2: Back to Shrek.

Infidel Castro
Jun 8, 2010

Again and again
Your face reminds me of a bleak future
Despite the absence of hope
I give you this sacrifice




gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

just lol if you aren't rockin' at least a 1070.

r u ready to WALK
Sep 29, 2001

ocarina of time, hailed by all nerds as the greatest game of all time, ran consistently at 15-20 fps so I don't see what people are complaining about. The switch is an improvement compared to nintendos usual effort :colbert:

big nipples big life
May 12, 2014

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

I just wanna quote this again because lol

Lurker Ant
Nov 16, 2016

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

Call me when your PC becomes portable, because at this point you're basically bragging that your car has more wheels than a motorcycle.

Paladinus
Jan 11, 2014

heyHEYYYY!!!

Lurker Ant posted:

Call me when your PC becomes portable, because at this point you're basically bragging that your car has more wheels than a motorcycle.

Lol. A portable PC. Now that's unlikely.

is pepsi ok
Oct 23, 2002

wow everyone gave up pretty quick once an actual argument was introduced

Jack-Off Lantern
Mar 2, 2012

They invented Laptops a while back. They are kinda portable, much like the Switch, only theoretically.

Putty
Mar 21, 2013

HOOKED ON THE BROTHERS

Paladinus posted:

A good film is good even without sound or colour. Even when you can only see half of the screen. It's just good. Like Shrek 2: Back to Shrek.

I can imagine Doogal being a good film without the sound and maybe even the visuals

Instruction Manuel
May 15, 2007

Yes, it is what it looks like!

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

Source your quotes

Philthy
Jan 28, 2003

Pillbug
Unlike some diehard “PC or nothing” enthusiasts, I don’t harbor any innate hatred toward consoles. Heck, my earliest gaming memory is of playing Super Mario Bros. until midnight, after my dad came home with a Nintendo tucked under his arm when I was five. I enjoyed the Xbox 360 so much that I burned through five of them. (Stupid Red Ring of Death and disc read errors.) And sometimes—in my darkest hours, when I’ve been battling borked drivers or broken PC ports—the streamlined allure of consoles still whispers to me.

“Come, friend,” it hisses in my ear. “Embrace the dark side! We have sweets, and simplicity, and you’ll never have to worry about hardware upgrades.” And I have to admit, the idea sounds damned appealing in those bleak times.

But then I boot up XCOM 2 or one of PCWorld’s top 10 PC games of 2015—few of which made it to consoles—and that temptation instantly dissipates. Sure, consoles have their strong points, but PC gaming offers so much more. How do I love thee, PC gaming? Let me count the ways.

1. Cheap games

Not to be that guy, but I’m a family man on a budget. The less cash I have to shell out for games, the better. And PC games are far cheaper than console games, for a fine reason: Consoles are walled gardens, while game stores on the PC have to compete for your money.

The result? Origin’s wonderful “On the House” freebie program, and delectable Humble Bundles, and Green Man Gaming’s perpetual 20 percent off vouchers, and those glorious, glorious Steam sales. On the PC, publishers regularly give away superb older games to drum up interest in imminent sequels, as we saw Need for Speed, SOMA, Dragon Age, and Sniper Elite’s developers do recently. It’s great!

And before you console enthusiasts say you get free games every month, stop. You don’t. You get games with your monthly PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live subscriptions, which isn’t the same thing at all. Speaking of which…

2. You don’t have to pay to play multiplayer games on PCs

Yep, that about sums it up. Yay for competition!

3. More types of games

You’ll also find a wider variety of game types on PCs compared to consoles. Not to keep beating the same drum, but the PC’s open nature helps here, as the comparative ease with which developers can whip up a game has led to an absolute explosion of indie titles on the platform. (Steam added roughly eight new games per day in the first seven months of 2015, PC Gamer reports.)

Don’t worry about missing out on big games, either. The days of widespread console exclusives are over. Very few of the triple-A games released lock themselves to consoles now that development costs are so high and all three big consoles pack AMD hardware similar to what you’d find in a (budget) gaming PC. Not releasing a PC version of a triple-A game simply doesn’t make sense for third-party game publishers, who don’t have a stake in a particular platform’s dominance.

The superb strategy game Endless Legend is PC-exclusive, relies heavily on keyboard and mouse controls, and can frequently be found for as little as $10.
But the reasons extend beyond the ecosystem alone. Keyboards and mice offer speed, accuracy, and complexity benefits that controllers simply can’t match. There’s a reason the Counter-Strike and Civilization series exploded on PCs, but fizzled when they attempted to leap to consoles: Handling them with a controller just isn’t the same.

The inherent advantages of a keyboard and mouse have led strategy games and simulations to carve out a niche on PCs. Witness XCOM 2 and Cities: Skylines, two notable recent PC exclusives.

4. Play how you want to play

Which leads me to another beautiful aspect of PC gaming: You can play your games however you want to play them. Many PC gamers swear by the keyboard and mouse, but you can just as easily play many games with a gamepad if you’d like—sacrilege, I know, but I often do just that after typing for work all day. Or you can go really nuts and embrace dedicated peripherals like racing wheels and HOTAS setups. (Sims are another big PC niche for this very reason.)

New year, new inputs: Corsair K70, Razer DeathAdder, Steam Controller, Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas X flight stick pic.

Playing Elite Dangerous with an Oculus Rift VR headset strapped to your face and a flight stick in your hands truly feels like you’ve entered another universe, but the game features KB&M and controller support, too. PC gaming is all about choice and flexibility, and choice and flexibility are always wonderful things.

5. As real as you want it to be

That choice and flexibility extends to the hardware inside your PC and the gaming experience itself. Pricey multi-GPU rigs with cranked-to-4K resolutions and every setting maxed out snag all the headlines on Reddit—hey, tricked-out PCs are pretty darn sexy—but there’s no need to break the bank to be a PC gamer.

The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 tend to play games between 720p and 1080p resolution (which makes sense, as most TVs fall in that range) at 30 to 60 frames per second, with graphics comparable to medium-to-high settings on a PC. You can build a gaming computer that checks all those boxes for roughly $400, albeit sans the cost of Windows. Then again, Linux gaming is brighter than ever if you don’t want to splurge on an OS—or, if you compare the price of Windows to the cost of Xbox Live or PlayStation Plus, the OS pays for itself in just over a year.

Or you can go all-out on 4-way SLI graphics cards.
On the flip side of the coin, you could drop a thousand dollars on your graphics card alone if you want eye candy that’s borderline life-like, or create a gloriously monstrous multi-monitor setup, or be slightly more reasonable and build a gaming PC that falls somewhere between the extremes. Single-monitor 2560x1440 gaming at 60fps is the current PC gaming sweet spot, in my opinion, though shooting-game fans sometimes aim for a 1080p monitor capable of 120Hz to 144Hz for faster reaction times—neither of which consoles are capable of.

But that’s what’s so great about PC gaming: You can choose any hardware setup you like to fit your preferences and budget. If you want to stick to e-sports games like Dota 2, League of Legends, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, you can even get away with skipping a discrete graphics card in favor of one of AMD’s more powerful APU options, which integrate compute processors and Radeon graphics on a single chip.

6. Mods

You can’t play Grand Theft Auto as a demented, fire-loving version of Woody from Toy Story on your Xbox. You can’t experience the manic joy of Just Cause 2’s multiplayer mod. Nor can you enjoy all the care, love, and polish poured into the community-created Half-Life 2 update, or bask in the thousands of Skyrim tweaks available.

You can do all that and more on a PC.

Mods make a game your own, opening up ne
w adventures and/or fixing issues that developers neglect. They’re a massive part of what makes PC gaming great—and the overwhelming majority of them are free. (There’s the beauty of an open platform again.)

The Woody mod for GTA4. Don’t look into his eyes.
Don’t get me wrong: PCs aren’t necessarily better than consoles. They’re different. A lot of people just want to sit on a couch and play a game after a long day of work rather than worrying about updates for drivers or Windows. Consoles scratch that itch. Again: Choice is wonderful!

But between the cheaper games, hardware flexibility, and mods, the choice is a no-brainer for me. I can’t quit you, PC gaming, and I’d never want to—even if you do frustrate me from time to time. I love you for better and for worse.

a misanthrope
Jun 21, 2010

:burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug:

Paladinus posted:

A good film is good even without sound or colour. Even when you can only see half of the screen. It's just good. Like Shrek 2: Back to Shrek.

did you somehow mistake a kinetoscope for a nintendo switch?

Putty
Mar 21, 2013

HOOKED ON THE BROTHERS
would you smoke weed with super mario

beep by grandpa
May 5, 2004

The "jokes" on you, I have a ps4 and next week I'll be using it to jerk off to the nier girl with the giant, giant rear end. Let's see miyomoto and reggie top that with that flat bitch zelda rear end. Peace the gently caress out Nintentards.

ass cobra
May 28, 2004

by Azathoth

Philthy posted:

Unlike some diehard “PC or nothing” enthusiasts, I don’t harbor any innate hatred toward consoles. Heck, my earliest gaming memory is of playing Super Mario Bros. until midnight, after my dad came home with a Nintendo tucked under his arm when I was five. I enjoyed the Xbox 360 so much that I burned through five of them. (Stupid Red Ring of Death and disc read errors.) And sometimes—in my darkest hours, when I’ve been battling borked drivers or broken PC ports—the streamlined allure of consoles still whispers to me.

“Come, friend,” it hisses in my ear. “Embrace the dark side! We have sweets, and simplicity, and you’ll never have to worry about hardware upgrades.” And I have to admit, the idea sounds damned appealing in those bleak times.

But then I boot up XCOM 2 or one of PCWorld’s top 10 PC games of 2015—few of which made it to consoles—and that temptation instantly dissipates. Sure, consoles have their strong points, but PC gaming offers so much more. How do I love thee, PC gaming? Let me count the ways.

1. Cheap games

Not to be that guy, but I’m a family man on a budget. The less cash I have to shell out for games, the better. And PC games are far cheaper than console games, for a fine reason: Consoles are walled gardens, while game stores on the PC have to compete for your money.

The result? Origin’s wonderful “On the House” freebie program, and delectable Humble Bundles, and Green Man Gaming’s perpetual 20 percent off vouchers, and those glorious, glorious Steam sales. On the PC, publishers regularly give away superb older games to drum up interest in imminent sequels, as we saw Need for Speed, SOMA, Dragon Age, and Sniper Elite’s developers do recently. It’s great!

And before you console enthusiasts say you get free games every month, stop. You don’t. You get games with your monthly PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live subscriptions, which isn’t the same thing at all. Speaking of which…

2. You don’t have to pay to play multiplayer games on PCs

Yep, that about sums it up. Yay for competition!

3. More types of games

You’ll also find a wider variety of game types on PCs compared to consoles. Not to keep beating the same drum, but the PC’s open nature helps here, as the comparative ease with which developers can whip up a game has led to an absolute explosion of indie titles on the platform. (Steam added roughly eight new games per day in the first seven months of 2015, PC Gamer reports.)

Don’t worry about missing out on big games, either. The days of widespread console exclusives are over. Very few of the triple-A games released lock themselves to consoles now that development costs are so high and all three big consoles pack AMD hardware similar to what you’d find in a (budget) gaming PC. Not releasing a PC version of a triple-A game simply doesn’t make sense for third-party game publishers, who don’t have a stake in a particular platform’s dominance.

The superb strategy game Endless Legend is PC-exclusive, relies heavily on keyboard and mouse controls, and can frequently be found for as little as $10.
But the reasons extend beyond the ecosystem alone. Keyboards and mice offer speed, accuracy, and complexity benefits that controllers simply can’t match. There’s a reason the Counter-Strike and Civilization series exploded on PCs, but fizzled when they attempted to leap to consoles: Handling them with a controller just isn’t the same.

The inherent advantages of a keyboard and mouse have led strategy games and simulations to carve out a niche on PCs. Witness XCOM 2 and Cities: Skylines, two notable recent PC exclusives.

4. Play how you want to play

Which leads me to another beautiful aspect of PC gaming: You can play your games however you want to play them. Many PC gamers swear by the keyboard and mouse, but you can just as easily play many games with a gamepad if you’d like—sacrilege, I know, but I often do just that after typing for work all day. Or you can go really nuts and embrace dedicated peripherals like racing wheels and HOTAS setups. (Sims are another big PC niche for this very reason.)

New year, new inputs: Corsair K70, Razer DeathAdder, Steam Controller, Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas X flight stick pic.

Playing Elite Dangerous with an Oculus Rift VR headset strapped to your face and a flight stick in your hands truly feels like you’ve entered another universe, but the game features KB&M and controller support, too. PC gaming is all about choice and flexibility, and choice and flexibility are always wonderful things.

5. As real as you want it to be

That choice and flexibility extends to the hardware inside your PC and the gaming experience itself. Pricey multi-GPU rigs with cranked-to-4K resolutions and every setting maxed out snag all the headlines on Reddit—hey, tricked-out PCs are pretty darn sexy—but there’s no need to break the bank to be a PC gamer.

The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 tend to play games between 720p and 1080p resolution (which makes sense, as most TVs fall in that range) at 30 to 60 frames per second, with graphics comparable to medium-to-high settings on a PC. You can build a gaming computer that checks all those boxes for roughly $400, albeit sans the cost of Windows. Then again, Linux gaming is brighter than ever if you don’t want to splurge on an OS—or, if you compare the price of Windows to the cost of Xbox Live or PlayStation Plus, the OS pays for itself in just over a year.

Or you can go all-out on 4-way SLI graphics cards.
On the flip side of the coin, you could drop a thousand dollars on your graphics card alone if you want eye candy that’s borderline life-like, or create a gloriously monstrous multi-monitor setup, or be slightly more reasonable and build a gaming PC that falls somewhere between the extremes. Single-monitor 2560x1440 gaming at 60fps is the current PC gaming sweet spot, in my opinion, though shooting-game fans sometimes aim for a 1080p monitor capable of 120Hz to 144Hz for faster reaction times—neither of which consoles are capable of.

But that’s what’s so great about PC gaming: You can choose any hardware setup you like to fit your preferences and budget. If you want to stick to e-sports games like Dota 2, League of Legends, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, you can even get away with skipping a discrete graphics card in favor of one of AMD’s more powerful APU options, which integrate compute processors and Radeon graphics on a single chip.

6. Mods

You can’t play Grand Theft Auto as a demented, fire-loving version of Woody from Toy Story on your Xbox. You can’t experience the manic joy of Just Cause 2’s multiplayer mod. Nor can you enjoy all the care, love, and polish poured into the community-created Half-Life 2 update, or bask in the thousands of Skyrim tweaks available.

You can do all that and more on a PC.

Mods make a game your own, opening up ne
w adventures and/or fixing issues that developers neglect. They’re a massive part of what makes PC gaming great—and the overwhelming majority of them are free. (There’s the beauty of an open platform again.)

The Woody mod for GTA4. Don’t look into his eyes.
Don’t get me wrong: PCs aren’t necessarily better than consoles. They’re different. A lot of people just want to sit on a couch and play a game after a long day of work rather than worrying about updates for drivers or Windows. Consoles scratch that itch. Again: Choice is wonderful!

But between the cheaper games, hardware flexibility, and mods, the choice is a no-brainer for me. I can’t quit you, PC gaming, and I’d never want to—even if you do frustrate me from time to time. I love you for better and for worse.


:same:

maybe?

idk

Instruction Manuel
May 15, 2007

Yes, it is what it looks like!

How do feel about using a console controller on a PC?

Lurker Ant
Nov 16, 2016

Paladinus posted:

Lol. A portable PC. Now that's unlikely.

A portable PC that has those kind of specs and isn't an oversized monstrosity that produces enough heat to thaw Pluto? Quite unlikely.

happyhippy
Feb 21, 2005

Playing games, watching movies, owning goons. 'sup
Pillbug
Can you watch tranny porn on the Switch.
PC MASTER RACE

a misanthrope
Jun 21, 2010

:burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug::burgerpug:

Wamdoodle posted:

How do feel about using a console controller on a PC?

i use an xbox controller to play emulated gamecube games on my pc. crazy world we live in

Nostalgia4Dogges
Jun 18, 2004

Only emojis can express my pure, simple stupidity.

ass cobra
May 28, 2004

by Azathoth

happyhippy posted:

Can you watch tranny porn on the Switch.
PC MASTER RACE

if you have tranny porn in your facebook news feed you can

Ichabod Tane
Oct 30, 2005

A most notable
coward, an infinite and endless liar, an hourly promise breaker, the owner of no one good quality.


https://youtu.be/_Ojd0BdtMBY?t=4
This thread is unfunny and sucks dicks

Paladinus
Jan 11, 2014

heyHEYYYY!!!

Lurker Ant posted:

A portable PC that has those kind of specs and isn't an oversized monstrosity that produces enough heat to thaw Pluto? Quite unlikely.

Ding-ding.

steinrokkan
Apr 2, 2011



Soiled Meat

gary oldmans diary posted:

My gaming PC upgrades in the last few years are:
1 EVGA GTX 1060 for $240
That is all.

Rocking an old Intel Pentium G3258 I got for $30 forever ago and other parts in the PC I've had since well into last console gen. I play games at 4K resolution with far better resolution, detail, and frame rates.
I can buy brand new games at launch for much less than they cost on consoles.
Backwards-compatibility? Going back about 35 years or so.
Open platform? Yep.
Bla, bla, bla. Check, check, check.

The people who make stupid comparisons like $2500 to $300 are people who think the only way to have a gaming machine is to go to alienware.com. Please go on about the merits of the nintendo switch vs PCs.

lol if ur using 1060 on a 4k display

though its still less of a waste than using a nintendo console on anything above SD

Putty
Mar 21, 2013

HOOKED ON THE BROTHERS
Lol the first item in New Zelda is a sheika ipad

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The Brown Menace
Dec 24, 2010

Now comes in all colors.


https://www.twitch.tv/giantbomb

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