I'm going to ask a pretty basic question that I've never been fully aware of but I'm pretty sure everyone should now.

How do I pick out a good PSU?

(I typically just look for gold certified PSUs by seasonic or rebranded seasonic)

ss vs tw imo would be more interesting as well.

but hey I can't complain about being on camera.

GLHF grammer natzi's

The worst build for the time I ever had was a Compaq pre-build with a single AMD core @1.8GHz(back when dual cores had already been main stream) 256MB of RAM an 80GB HDD and 32MB of onboard GPU VRAM. I would regularly play Medieval II and Civilization IV on this machine and play at 1024x768 and this PC was below the minimum specs for BOTH of those games. It was so bad that Civilization IV didn't display City Names correctly it just looked like very awkward blobs. (around 2007 I was using this)

Also had an internet speed of about 128Kb

Minimum requirements for Civ IV
Operating System: Windows® 2000/XP/Vista
Processor: 1.2 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon processor or equivalent
Memory: 512 MB RAM (Windows XP)
Hard Disk Space: 1.7 GB Free
Video: DirectX 9.0c-compatible 64 MB video card with Hardware T&L support ( GeForce 2/Radeon 7500 or better)

Worst machine in playing comp tf2?
I had to play on a "gaming" laptop with a cooling pad that would still constantly overheated and cause horrifying amounts of stutter like I was basically playing at 30fps anyway.

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from memory I did play a couple times on that compaq for CSS and DODS and got sub 20fps on the ingame lowest settings.

Could be a lot of issues, you might not be used to the low sens and flick to compensate, you might've just practiced a lot of flicking which to break that play in a playstyle where flicking would be 100% unnecessary for awhile. Play pistol only for awhile, or play heavy on tr_walkway (seriously if you're still flicking with a minigun on predictable targets something is wrong)

If his FPS cap isn't working and he's experiencing horrible stuttery lag, this is most likely happening.

idk if I've missed it but what were your experiences with it?

"cl_threaded_bone_setup 2"

That's an invalid input only valid ones are 0 and 1

also have you messed with

host_timescale
or
host_framerate
?

Formatting pls.

DO IT

Same shell different specs. Also saves a lot of money for reusing OEM shells. But that pretty much knocks out their claim of "The meticulous craftsmanship and engineering is concluded with a 100% QC factory inspection on every unit."

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Also makes the $70 price tag even more ridiculous.

yeah marketing scheme is getting pretty cliche honestly. Razer, Zowie, Ninox, Steel Series, almost all brands say the same shit.

Saw adren do a review of this mouse called "FinalMouse"
http://youtu.be/3XbldYEDEJ0

http://finalmouse.com/

Other mice with same sensor
Corsair Raptor M45
Mionix Naos 7000
?

Specs
Sensor: Pixart 3310
Switches: Omron Switches (tested for 10 Million Clicks)
Weight: 74g
DPI levels: 400, 800, 1600, 3200
Poll Rate: Locked at 500Hz
Drivers: None
Max Tracking Speed: Likely similar to that of the Corsair M45s about 4.5 m/s

Price: Roughly $70USD http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MX8QSLW

Any thoughts?

Personally I think the lock at 500Hz is weird and uncalled for.

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Thought this was worth linking http://www.esreality.com/post/2697681/final-mouse-first-impressions/

Honestly, I don't really know.

It could be the +reload script as well, but I doubt it cause that should stop as soon as you're done holding your fire key.

maybe but I'd figgure that would just be an on/off on switch where the viewmodel appears and suddenly disappears.

Though this issue looks a lot like the reload cancel script

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZelaQiA82W8