The twitch mobile app has the great feature of audio only. Unless you have a fairly new cpu, you know the impact having a twitch stream open can have on your game. Twitch does offer the Mobile quality setting for some streams that do not change the audio quality(yay). Until Twitch offers an audio only option for standard browsers, here are some alternatives.

• Radiotwitch.in
  
  This site is in beta. Hit the play button to start the stream after you enter in the url. Has chat and volume options.
  
  
• Twitch Mini Player Chrome Plugin
  
  It's a browser plugin. Neat-o.
  
  
• Livestreamer
  
  Requires setup and some know how.
  
  speaking of livestreamer, here's a Firefox plugin

http://youtu.be/JRK_OMQGQlc

Razer, a major company and MAJOR sponsor of e-sports in general, has expressed interest in TF2...Enough to put together multiple events in both the NA and EU scenes all on their dime. Prize money, servers, support. etc.

This is an opportunity for growth/interest in the game that needs to be taken.

Every team that is capable of playing should sign up for this.

There are 2 days left for signups, and only 12/32 teams signed up.

same

S18 Lan was in April

Are any of the matches being casted tonight?

launch client. open tf2 separately. join off of one of your friends who are in the server. (copy paste the ip)

LANSKY WOULD HAVE MADE SURE THEY WERE ON TIME <3___<3

https://i.imgur.com/ihHUoUu.jpg

If you have a large desk and want to cover the entire thing here's the biggest mouse pad I've ever seen...

COREPAD DESKPAD XXXXXL

https://i.imgur.com/vDlyecr.png?1

1500 x 750 x 3.0 mm / 59.06 x 29.53 x 0.12 inches

Very true, poor speed, excellent color reproduction.

Speaking of overclockable panels. The Wasabi Mango UHD420 (ebay) is a 4k panel, for $800 ish that can be overclocked (reliably) to 120hz when downsized to 1080p, which is pretty nuts in itself. So theoretically if you wanted a big monitor for content consumption, and a monitor for casual ish pc gaming, you could just set your resolution lower and set it to not rescale your resolution up so it essentially is a lil 1080p 120 hz monitor surrounded by a sea of black bars ha.
Interesting in theory.

I have to disagree with you here from personal experience. If you see them next to each other, or are used to a certain refresh rate, the jumps are easily identifiable(from my experience), Both 120 - 144 and 144 to 160.

It is a strange trend seeing 27 inch and above monitors being heavily marketed as gaming monitors.

I would like to try something like this out for the fov gain.

I've seen some people test the 1ms monitors agasint crt's using a high speed camera and usually the non crt's have poor grey to grey performance.

A 1ms 144hz+ VA or IPS 24 inch panel would be nice

oled is still very expensive. It will be great when those come down in prices and start being implemented more widely.

display port shouldn't be an issue. it's the best port on any consumer tv / monitor

https://i.imgur.com/vZReb0b.jpg

Release Date: December 2015 @ $1199.99 USD.
Resolution 2560x1080
Refresh Rate 144Hz native, 200Hz overclock
Panel Size 35"
Panel Type AMVA
Response Time 12ms, 4ms (G2G)
Viewing Angle (H/V) 178° / 178°
Color Depth 16.7 million colors (8bit)

Expensive, not the best response time,and an unfortunate resolution as far as text scaling goes for ultrawide's, but sheesh 200hz. I really hope my local microcenter gets this so I can actually see it.

Here's the writeup on Anandtech

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO BLAZE :3

lft? what are the teams looking like so far