My 4770k I have at 4.1 ghz I believe right now and when streaming with NVENC my frames are mostly inconsistent and will go anywhere from 120-240+, will drop down on midfights and be pretty inconsistent which is annoying. I think I had it at 4.2 previously and it was definitely better FPS wise and stuff but it would crash occasionally so I turned it down. I think I'll keep with GPU encoding because TF2 isn't even much GPU strain anyways so I feel like that makes more sense. And are AMD releasing new GPU's around the same time as well or is 7/7 just Intel? Also, how much of a deal is hyper threading because it says that now the i5's have it in the 10th gen which seems pretty nice, would that be a big difference when compared to the 3600X which is also 6 core?

Westside Gunn just dropped a new project Flygod Is An Awesome God 2 (dumb name but solid music if ur into the darker/more grimey type of stuff he does, definitely reminds me of the "only build 4 cuban linx" wu tang album)

rkt is such a good sport thats the same reason he goes into the other channel after every pug he wins and says gg

also who let this kid keep changing his name smh people aren't gonna legitimately call u anything other than rocket

Wait so is lan actually happening still? Cause i feel like even if everyone wears masks (im sure the regular non tf2 degenerates from PA probably won't) it's still a pretty big risk but maybe people are willing to take it to play ViDeOgAeM

I mostly agree but I think a tank demo can carry harder than flank scout (see: habib) and single handedly win games. Even though it is WAY harder to carry on roamer a good roamer makes such a huge difference I'd say it's still above med (a good med can carry very hard as well it's just the potential for a roamer to make crazy plays every life is a lot more of a game changer than a medic simply survives and hits some clutch arrows maybe). I would even go as far as to say that in terms of actual potential roamer is slightly higher than pocket just because of all the flank plays and med picks and back caps that can be made, I would say mike and blaze did more work on roamer than they would have if they were confined to pocket (mike raped on pocket too though so hard to say). In the current meta pocket is so rarely tanked and is most useful as a buffed up player to bomb in and distract and then kill players who are caught out, with shotgun it's arguable that pocket should be higher but with current meta that's just not as good as gunboats and sinking heals into demo and combo scout. With promod though pocket 100% higher shotgun pocket has insane carry potential.

Anyways with current meta my order would be: combo scout > demo > flank scout > roamer > pocket > med

eL cLaSsIcO and Six Apes are some of my favorite team names (honorable mention to Ice Road Terror HD Remix)

Thanks for all the help Setsul. It seems like the 10th gen stuff isn't quite yet available, does that go along with new releases from AMD as well in the near future? Guess it makes sense to wait until then. In terms of overclocking I'm probably not that interested in anything too crazy but I would definitely like to get more than 240fps in tf2 while streaming ideally. Not sure how much of a performance increase there is from overclocking with these newer CPUs, but my current setup I got a hyper 212 and overclocked my 4770k a bit but didn't want to go too far and have it be unstable and prone to crash. The marketing stuff for these 10th gen intel cpus says that the turbo boost turns the clock speeds up to like 4.5 or 4.8 or whatever, which seems like a smarter idea than constantly running super high clock speed and using more energy and potentially overheating. If the performance gain from overclocking isn't too drastic (in the past I remember people said overclocking your cpu speed was like the #1 way to increase tf2 performance) I would probably just leave it stock and not have to hassle with it or deal with crashes or anything.

Are there any different considerations for streaming or for running multiple monitors? You mentioned TF2 likes fast RAM, is that a big difference? I don't currently do much video editing from being busy with school and work but in the future I would probably like to be able to do it again so maybe getting AMD for the cheaper motherboard and already supporting fast RAM and better multi-threaded performance (which is important for streaming, right? I guess GPU encoding means that's a factor too). Budget wise I won't hard limit it too tight but probably would like to spend no more than $1200 on the whole set up. Would like to get a good GPU for VR stuff in the future but not a huge consideration, think CPU and RAM and stuff matters more for TF2.

this aged poorly

Fear.

edit: not sure if this is a thing anymore but in the past teams have disabled demo auto uploading in attempt to prevent the other teams from watching demos of all their scrims and countering mids but it never really made much sense or was effective because nobody even cares enough to do that lmao

most invite teams seem to just use serveme these days, does that not have demos.tf auto upload on by default?

im confused what happened i see the rgl page says ur banned but doesn't give a reason, did u just get banned for using an alt? is that a legitimate reason to ban someone lol esea used to not care so long as u weren't on two teams at once

unless u joined an amateur team and were the biggest carry in the world and farmed everyone and ur intent was to maliciously sandbag i dont really understand what the issue is but im probably missing something

edit: nevermind the ban reason shows when you scroll down to disciplinary history lying to admins and trying to have two accounts actively playing is fair enough reason for RGL to be mad at u lol

Not a new problem just got a 240hz and now notice it a lot more. I have 16gb ram from my old pc but I'm thinking I'll probably just build an entirely new PC and keep the old one working. Not sure how much PC's cost these days, back in 2014 or whenever I bought my old one you could get a good setup for $1000 but maybe things have gotten cheaper (or more expensive?). In the past I know intel was better for single core (which tf2 is effectively) and gaming, is that still the case? Also, I'm thinking I would like to get a VR setup in the future, I assume that would mean getting a pretty decent GPU right?

casting was on point but please for the love of god dolphin can you just stop doing the 3rd person views they're so bad

even if you don't accidentally go to the wrong last it's so much less satisfying than watching the player who gets the sick med pick or caps or whatever

Can anyone give me advice for upgrading my setup? My current setup is an i7 4770k with a 3gb 1060, my fps drops down pretty low in tf2 so I'm thinking I'll get a new processor, I assume that would require a new motherboard? Current one is Gigabyte Z87-UD4H. Don't really play too many other games but would like to get a VR setup some time in the future so maybe I'll just get an entirely new PC and give a friend my old PC. No idea what the current recommendations are in terms of AMD vs intel or whatever. Thinking I want to get a relatively small case so I can take it to LAN's and such, any recommendations for that?

i love scrolling thru a thread in a language i cant read it's exhilarating

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