I had the same problem too and since downgrading from 14.0 driver to 13.12, videos no longer causes my screen to go nuts.

Is there a way to disable the delay for players's own kills in the kill feed and have it flow with the kill feed?

is the stuttering exclusive a game mode or everywhere?

Hi, I'm JJP.

I play scout.
My schedule isn't very good but I can play Mon-Thurs,Sun 6PM to 2AM 8PM[/s] PST (West coast).

I've got two seasons of ESEA open, so high-mid open. I can pay my own fees as well.

I'm hoping to join a team without negativity issues and one that never settles for anything less than the best. Also doesn't get butt hurt to criticisms. As backup I'll still try to attend team meetings and would be down to review demos together.

EDIT: This is for the new/next season.

Stay away from Firepowered Mge servers.

It lags for everyone.

AMD's VCE encodes frames significantly slower than NVENC and QuickSync. I don't know about compression efficiency/image quality though..

While my (HD4000) quicksync can encode 1920x1080 frames at 130+
(HD7850) VCE struggles to pass 40.
The two are set to best quality preset @ 20mbps.

I used Msi afterburner for benchmark since it has support for hardware h.264 encoders.

So the range would be from 0 to MAX polling rate?

Because my G400's (and deathadder's) rates fluctuate quite a bit..
I'm using MouseRate to check and it shows random +1000hz spikes while moving the mouse below speeds that would normally register has 1000hz.

Does the driver account for this?

unless it's sandbag'd open. Which is invite IM open open.

I have trouble understanding the descriptions as well..
I think it's a sensitivity number? so acceleration will kick in once your cursor goes past the rate of movement which would be the offset value.

I don't use this since it seems to induce jerky motions during transitions.

I used my old Acer monitor at 1680x1050 @ 86hz, was amazing till I got a 144hz monitor. Did notice how much hotter the monitor operated, surprised it STILL lasts. ~2 years.

also refer to your monitor's manual. Many monitors can run 1440x900@75hz.

pick up blender

Very easy tutorial.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y__uzGKmxt8

Try a mouse without a huge click latency.

http://cdn.overclock.net/b/b3/b39b5899_response_test_overall_140718.png

http://utmalesoldiers.blogspot.com/2013/02/114.html

are you using prec to record a demo to a directory?
Change that directory to a symbolic link pointing to a different disk.

you'll be using

In command line...

mklink /d [Where the symbolic link is going to be placed] [where directory actually is]

You could do the same for map files.

multiple applications of water repellent spray to your current mouse?

Or open up the mouse and cover the entire thing with caulk and carve out just enough for the buttons to click through?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGwz1s1E1aw