1911 Beta

by **nibbs** » Sat Aug 20, 2011 6:47 pm

the g400 has 4 dpi settings, the default is 800, they dont change unless you click on the up down arrows on the mouse. With this in mind should i leave it at default (800dpi) or leave it on the max for the mouse (3000dpi i believe). Also in the registery it has listed is 100% = 800 dpi, 125% = ??

edit*

also this is in the readme for the builder:
NOTE: ALL registry based mouse fixes, INCLUDING this one, ONLY work when the
Control Panel > Mouse > 'Enhance pointer precision' option is ON, OR when an
older game forces 'Enhance pointer precision' to ON.
Most newer games do not force 'Enhance pointer precision' to ON and this mouse
fix will have no effect for those games.

eh?

by **rehpyc** » Sat Aug 20, 2011 2:11 pm

http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=1846538

by **nibbs** » Sat Aug 20, 2011 2:02 pm

Hey guys, ended up going with the build posted but a corsair PSU. The gfx card was basically DOA (worked for about 3 hours giving me about 250 fps in TF2) then crapped out. Luckily my mobo has onboard so been able to use that until the new evga 560ti gets here.

Money was an issue that is why i did not get modular, that combined with the mid sized case made it very cluttered and annoying.

Now on to the next thing...

My Mx500 just crapped out , i bought a g400 and like it so far. But it has different dpi settigns, im using the default @ 800dpi w/ windows mouse speed at the middle. I remember a long time ago there was some regedit commands to force no mouse excel, will simply clicking no mouse excel in the win7 mouse properties icons be sufficent?

Also, what are some good pub servers.

by **ward** » Mon Aug 15, 2011 8:43 pm

Keep in mind that if BF3 uses alot of texture memory, SLI'd 1gb cards will not help. When you have 2 cards SLI'ed together, it does not combine the ram together. Rather, it renders the exact same frames on both cards. So 2 x GTX 560s @ 1GB ram = 1GB ram available, etc.

With a solo GTX 560, you're going to be turning down alot of settings anyway. Luckily, you opted for a decent processor, so your upgrade options later on are going to be ok. I would definitely invest in a beefier power supply though.

As for the case, I prefer full size ATX. I'm not a fan of dropping extra cash on water cooling, so I opted for a big case with great airflow. I'm not familiar with that brand of case you went with, but I do know they tend to be along the budget minded line. Definitely make sure you look over reviews for all the stuff you're buying (both on NewEgg and from other sites), as it will save you frustration later.

by **img** » Fri Aug 12, 2011 4:46 pm

show me a pic of your sister boobs and ill rate those instead

by **`NG** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:51 pm

I cant tell from the pic, but make sure to get a modular PSU. It makes your case much neater and reduces clutter, thus improving airflow. I have a 460, I agree with two o'them vs. one 560 or whatever it was that you listed. Also, you might want to look into getting a full ATX case instead of an ATX mid. Just my opinion.

by **'MERICA** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:23 pm

pretty solid... get a better power supply and harddrive.

by **rehpyc** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 7:24 pm

scorch- wrote:ATM Intel is king of both price and performance. I hated buying intel, but there's really no choice right now. Their technology is just better.

Intel, like nVIDIA, have been king of performance for quite a long time now, but like I said I haven't kept up-to-date with which are a better buy. Good to know. My rig has been holding strong for 4 years now, and I really have no need to upgrade yet (an e6600 running at 3.7 paired with an OV'd & OC'd 5850 still run modern games rather smoothly). Any particular reason why you've hated buying Intel?

by **unpro** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 3:16 pm

whoops, read that as 2x2 4gig for some silly reason.

by **scorch-** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 2:58 pm

rehpyc wrote:It really depends on if you're intending to do any overclocking or not.. and whether it'll only be a mild amount or trying to push for high speeds.

- You'll want to invest in a higher watt PSU.. you'll be thankful a few years later when you don't need to purchase another
- unpro wants you to go for less ram? lol.. that's only really necessary if you are intending to overclock the ram quite a bit
- Biostar and ASRock are coming up as decent brands to use if you're not intending to overclock much

Aside from that, I haven't kept up with AMD vs. Intel with P/P (price per performance) or AMD vs. nVIDIA to adequately judge your CPU and GPU.

ATM Intel is king of both price and performance. I hated buying intel, but there's really no choice right now. Their technology is just better.

I would consider SLI'ing two cheaper GPUs rather than buying one unless you plan on eventually SLI'ing 2 more expensive cards. The GTX 460s are cheap and pretty powerful SLI'd.

by **doyler** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 2:33 pm

scorch- wrote:It looks weak against a 4gate.

Depends on how fast the mobo can pump out roaches

by **scorch-** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 2:25 pm

It looks weak against a 4gate.

by **rehpyc** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 2:24 pm

It really depends on if you're intending to do any overclocking or not.. and whether it'll only be a mild amount or trying to push for high speeds.

- You'll want to invest in a higher watt PSU.. you'll be thankful a few years later when you don't need to purchase another
- unpro wants you to go for less ram? lol.. that's only really necessary if you are intending to overclock the ram quite a bit
- Biostar and ASRock are coming up as decent brands to use if you're not intending to overclock much

Aside from that, I haven't kept up with AMD vs. Intel with P/P (price per performance) or AMD vs. nVIDIA to adequately judge your CPU and GPU.

by **hellfire** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 1:58 pm

well to be honest, I am going to have to say;

1. I can't back up biostar because I have never used their product.

2. However based on the specifications; I don't see any issues with this build other then minor improvements, the customer would want.

3. The power supply is name brand but lower end model; It will out power most 700w power supplies. Also, 80Plus cert.
b. If the powersupply maintains consistant flow of power, and does not fluctuate much. The longevity of other components will last.

4. Depending on the support service BIOSTAR has, the overclocking capabilities seem achievable , however you are also on the i5 instead of the i7 .

5. The overall build it the best band for the buck. If that is the price range you can afford, well done. You divided the total cost to all of your components istead of the video card. However achieved a sandy bridge 3.7G QUAD CORE.

by **unpro** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 1:13 pm

PSU is underpowered

Motherboard is a Biostar, wtf man.

Might as well get 3x2gig packs and get 6 gigs of ram, its pretty much the same price these days. Gskill is solid ram, and much cheaper than kingston.

TB harddrives are like.. 10 dollars more than 500gigs. get yourself the extra space and just partition it into a storage and a main.

otherwise, seems ok. not a fan of the case either, but thats preference nothing else.

by **james-** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 12:38 pm

Changing the thread to something important.

Mitch, you watching this Germany - Brazil game? It's a joke. Brazil is getting around the German defense with ease but can't make a play. Germany makes nice plays but can't take a decent shot for their lives. and LoL at the guy named Trash.

Edit I'd rather watch the London riots spill over into the England - Holland game. Shouldn't of been clanced.

by **mg_** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 12:35 pm

Rating: faggot

Reason: no one fucking cares, faggot.

by **nibbs** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 11:55 am

If you don't want to deal with the wall of text.

by **joeledmunds** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 11:54 am

by **nibbs** » Wed Aug 10, 2011 11:40 am

Hey guys, building a new rig for BF3, hoping to get at least 2 years of gaming with higher end settings turned up. Don't want to spend over this really. What do you guys think?

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