The distance between the center dot and the outer bars cycles back and forth when you have the crosshair menu open. Just wait for the preview to get to the size you want then hit ok.

You would need an adapter to use the mic on a computer, but the new steelseries flux is a legitimate excellent choice for 50 dollars. (review)

Also, what kind of headphones do you have now?

punk buster ban
2 vac bans

"VAC's nuts dude"

in other news, this miKnutty guy seems like a stand up guy.

<3 B A D W A T E R <3

If I have my fps uncapped my game always feels choppy once I start hitting 150/200 fps or higher. I know it sounds counter intuitive but try setting your fps cap to 132.

IMO get a Chromebook and build yourself a nice desktop for about $600ish

try clearing your cookies

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Holmes-4-Mini-Fan/21439321

That little thing sits on my desk blowing across my mouse pad.

I think you're mixing up nerf and buff man.

relevant:
http://tf2pug.heroku.com/topics/1657-the-great-natf2-challenge?page=8

This thread is unbelievable. The bottom line is that the new crossbow is better, in most situations, than the crossbow we had before all the Halloween updates(and it's not like people were complaining that the old crossbow being underpowered or anything). Like I said earlier in this thread: The old crossbow might have helped you win that crucial 1v1 after mid that happens every few rounds but with the new crossbow you can be more influential in EVERY mid fight EVERY round because you never have to take the time to reload another arrow.

*IMO*Basically, the new bow is better than the old bow in more situations than it's worse.*IMO*

You might lose that one fight where there's a 60hp scout in your face after mid, but you would probably die to him nine times of ten with the old crossbow anyway. IMO the real beauty of the new crossbow is the passive reload. The ability to quickly pop out multiple arrows during a single extended fight without significantly starving your team of heals could/should be pretty massive.

Have you tried different usb ports? Also, is it only clicking that's getting blocked when you're mid air, or does it block mouse movement too?

Personally, if I was stuck on a 60hz monitor trying to play a video game competitively I would absolutely play at a non native res to get 75hz. Really though the only way to tell if you can deal with the trade off in resolution is to try it and see.

what OS are you running? If you're on Windows 8.1 or something crazy try running the setup for the drivers in compatibility mode for Windows 7. (right click the setup and look at the compatibility tab)