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bearodactyl
| Account Details | |
|---|---|
| SteamID64 | 76561198059645150 |
| SteamID3 | [U:1:99379422] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:0:49689711 |
| Country | United States |
| Signed Up | March 12, 2013 |
| Last Posted | October 21, 2025 at 3:02 PM |
| Posts | 3838 (0.8 per day) |
| Game Settings | |
|---|---|
| In-game Sensitivity | 2.88 |
| Windows Sensitivity | stock |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
1800 |
Resolution |
1080 |
Refresh Rate |
120 |
| Hardware Peripherals | |
|---|---|
| Mouse | zowie za11 |
| Keyboard | quickfire tk mx blue |
| Mousepad | puretrak talent |
| Headphones | grado sr225i |
| Monitor | asus vg248qe |
#20
Advice for a Editing/Tf2 rig
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Hardware
Would it be a good idea to get say a gtx770, or wait until october (or whenever) for the new generation is coming out?
posted about 12 years ago
#17
Advice for a Editing/Tf2 rig
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Hardware
Alright haha, then what air cooler should I get?
posted about 12 years ago
#15
Advice for a Editing/Tf2 rig
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Hardware
As far as water cooling goes, would something like a h80i or h100i work fine? Or would a custom loop be better?
posted about 12 years ago
#18
Need a new mic
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Hardware
kibblesthrashermodmic hands down.
my first one was defective, but they have the BEST customer service ive ever experienced. Got my replacement from them yesterday. sounds fantastic.
good to hear, because this just happened :(
http://i.imgur.com/JgKUoXr.jpg
what pads do you have on those headphones? look comfy as fuck /threadjack lul
posted about 12 years ago
#10
Advice for a Editing/Tf2 rig
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Hardware
Don't need the ASIO, but I'd like pretty decent quality. Was thinking about the xonar dg and then possibly upgrading in the future if needed
posted about 12 years ago
#8
Advice for a Editing/Tf2 rig
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Hardware
How does the 4770k compare to the 3770k when they're both overclocked? Stupidly phrased op, didn't occur to me that people would assume its for tf2 editing lol. I remember hearing that adobe was going to come out with a new version of premiere pro and ae that supports AMD's gpus and openCL instead of cuda (actually http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2013/05/improved-gpu-support-in-adobe-premiere-pro-cc.html). Does Tf2 favor one side (amd vs nvidia) as far as gpus?
Think it depends on what you define as lossless (bitrate and such) @7
posted about 12 years ago
#3
Advice for a Editing/Tf2 rig
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Hardware
ikpureLearn how to edit before you blow money on your computer specifically for video editing. You're probably only going to need upgrades for rendering anyway.
It's not for tf2 editing...
posted about 12 years ago
#5
Song Download
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TF2 General Discussion
If you can download the full 1080p version, then it will be 190kbps audio. Better than the average 128
posted about 12 years ago
#1
Advice for a Editing/Tf2 rig
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Hardware
I've pretty much decided on getting a 3770k (for the extra speed in video editing/possible streaming/multitasking), but I'm not sure which cpu coolers, ram, mobos are good. I have around $1000, but could spend a bit more or less if it's worth it/not worth it.
Already have windows 7 and peripherals, I'd like to overclock as much as I can, not sure which cooler would be good (noctua dh14? hyper 212? possibly h80 or water cooling).
Edit: How do the haswell chips compare? Ie 4770k vs 3770k, is it worth the extra?
l0l ok this is for playing TF2 and for video editing (non tf2).
posted about 12 years ago
#16
Comp.tf Newbie-Only 6v6 Cup and Wiki Contests
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TF2 General Discussion
Wait, so no prior experience in esea is allowed, but ugc 6s is ok?
posted about 12 years ago