Hello i had normal mouse movement (with autovirus updated) until i updated the drivers in my graphics card like a week ago and then directly after, BSOD and then when i come back it feels like shit. as in i move mym ouse straight and its like a slight arc

LG went down from 45-55 to 35!!!!!!!!!!! and i cant even shoot a guy with his back towards me since this

usually what would fix this was turning the PC off by the mains, and then id have my aim back again, but thats not working anymore.

what the heck is going on

Feels like pure shit I just want my LG back. it was even hard to click 'hardware' just then im legit missing on windows

think thisis called angle snapping

lowering polling rate to whatever the lowest setting my zowie ec2a allows seems to have helped it wtf

think we should give them less things to boost ego

ppl have a hard enough time changing the config

Why tho

never looked at a fat person and felt mad about it

i think this was caused by tindr because girls seem to only care about this so it became a really popular topic. u ssee this a lot on twitter with ppl changing their names to their height

i dont think its an LA specific thing its just because the weathers nice out there so people are more inclined to be into shit like fashion and try and make their bodies as 'perfect' as possible. its more of an internet culture thing but ur gonna see it more there instead of where u live in EU which is most likely a lot colder and less influenced by the internet

under any circumstances whether consensual or not RGL and ETF2L should perma ban u for exchanging nudes

the shit shes saying in her defence isnt new info but the part. about other ppl is messed up

Ppl need to stop trying to make that shit into some kinda meme

Thank u

Iv changed it to LLC 3, 1.34v and AVX offset 3 because i think this is safer

I'm learning how to overclock my CPU considering it hasn't really been been fully utilized the whole time I've had it and its probably a good idea to overclock considering I have the K model and brought my shit with OC in mind

I've got 4.8ghz at 1.33 volts stable. My temps have never gone to 60 before or anything like that ever, they were 40 whilst testing in TF2 Fortnite and high 40s in Cinebench.Thermals are not the issue.

What im concerned about is whether the voltage itself will cause a lot of damage, as in not work in 6months.

Im using LLC mode 2 on my Asrock Taichi z370 board and the Voltage mode is 'stable', stock, whatever that means instead of 'OC mode'.

In Hwinfo64 the max vcore doesn't go above 1.328 and averages at 1.317. using the Intel Diagnostic Test where they give you a CPU load, the VID goes to 1.415 which is what it does on every voltage i've tried on this frequency, but thats apparently normal because apparently VID is just the voltage that the processor is designed to want, not what it gets.

it seems fine but i understand that the voltages that are shown in these sensor monitoring softwares are not accurate and sometimes u get a lot more than u put in knowingly.

on doing research on what other people have found with my i5 8600k and same motherboard, people are saying that any VCore below 1.4 is ok, with 1.35 being standard, however others are saying that they managed even 5GHz with 1.29 or whatever and that 1.35 for 4.8GHz is 'high'

just posting for a more detailed answer to my specific situation because basing my shit on other ppls shit that is slightly different to mine is not good

is this ok to use or not?

im aware my voltage recorded isnt even on the higher side with some people at 1.37 in hwinfo64 but im more concerned about the stability of the voltage being safe i guess

Thank u Valve.

hes such a patient pubber like its so thought out

Trakt: dear lightening mcquewen gett a job or a gf or what ever your game sense is annoyingf

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WOULD aim in TF2 help me in Fortnite

real shit...