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bearodactyl
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| In-game Sensitivity | 2.88 |
| Windows Sensitivity | stock |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
1800 |
Resolution |
1080 |
Refresh Rate |
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| Mouse | zowie za11 |
| Keyboard | quickfire tk mx blue |
| Mousepad | puretrak talent |
| Headphones | grado sr225i |
| Monitor | asus vg248qe |
#170
quickfix
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TF2 General Discussion
bsc"quickfix will speed up game play"
"play heavy"
rip hrg vs mixup
posted about 10 years ago
#9
Random BSODs
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Hardware
For ram timings I just have it at stock, havent gotten around to overclocking it with all these stupid blue screens
posted about 10 years ago
#7
Random BSODs
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Hardware
Jstn7477Couple things (just answer what you can):
Is your system automatically overclocking your processor at all? Many of these new Z87 boards automatically overclock your CPU to the highest turbo multiplier (3.9GHz for 4770Ks), though 99% of them work fine with that.
Have you installed the latest drivers for your chipset, USB 3.0 controller, etc. and not from the outdated driver CD?
Do your BSODs reference drivers e.g. nvlddmkm.sys and/or hexadecimal error codes e.g. 0x00000124?
Does this happen randomly or does doing a certain task provoke the computer to BSOD?
It might be useful to go into Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer and retrieve the Event IDs from any critical system events.
I'll have to write down what it says exactly next time, but I'm pretty sure it was different file locations, like windows/sys/whatever
Didn't use any of the old cd drivers, but the bios might be out of date. I'll have to go look that up. I do have the cpu overclocked to 4.2, but that was just a recent thing. It was happening before that. I'll try stock and report back if it does it again and the info etc.
posted about 10 years ago
#4
Random BSODs
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Hardware
just got another one. All of the sudden the audio just starts looping in this super high pitched thing. Like when tf2 used to glitch with alt tabs, except 5 times louder and shorter bursts (if that makes any sense whatsoever which I doubt).
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I could just deal with it, since with w8 and an ssd it boots up almost instanty...
posted about 10 years ago
#1
Random BSODs
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Hardware
Getting random blue screens with my new computer. Thought it was just a random occurance, but I'm getting them every few hours now.
Driver IRQL Not Less Than or Equal,
Kernal Mode Exception Not Handled,
System Thread Exception Not Handled, etc.
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I've gotten like 10 of them in the last 24 hours
posted about 10 years ago
#8
Demo LFT low-mid open
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Recruitment (looking for team)
scrimmed with him a few times, good guy
posted about 10 years ago
#12
Rate build pls
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Hardware
GrImpartialMoyI would prefer a 120hz monitor, yeah. I'd assume a decent one's at around 22 inches is, like, $150 or something.Asus VG248QE is 24" and around $280. That's around the cheapest you'll get for a 120hz monitor...
EDIT: It's around the cheapest you'll get without a ton of input lag or awful colours.
$250
posted about 10 years ago
#36
Got a 144hz, what now?
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Hardware
With a 144hz monitor, if you get 1000+ fps will it still have screen tearing? Cause with my 60hz it has shittons of tearing if I don't cap it at 132
posted about 10 years ago