Well dishonoured and deus ex seem to be capped at 30 and I probably should turn the settings down a bit on crysis 2 and borderlands 2 a bit.
But I am fine with 30 fps, I've never really noticed a difference between 30 and 60 fps (that said I never looked too hard for one either), it generally isn't until things start to drop below 20-25 that I start to see problems. (probably getting off topic now, might continue this elsewhere).
--Edit-- (Just made a new thread on the subject here.)
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I got the chair for Christmas about 7 years ago, I'm not sure the name, but I'm pretty sure they got it at Costco. I don't think they sell it anymore.
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Personally though, if one is already on 1080p, even a lower quality TN panel like my Acer, I'd still like a stronger GPU, as my 560 Ti is showing its age.
Not to mention it is kinda dying now, too. :'(
Mobo: ASRock P67 Extreme4 Gen3
CPU: i5-2500k
RAM: G.SKILL 1666mhz 2x4GB
GPU: GTX560 - My 780 is being shipped currently
SSD: Samsung 840 Pro 256GB
Monitors: Dell 24", Acer 22" x2
Tower: NZXT Switch 810
PSU: OCZ 750W
Sound Card: SoundBlaster XtremeAudio or something, some cheap shit, forget the name of it
I really want to go 1440p, but I don't trust eBay sellers for them cheap 1440p monitors at all =/. System is complete shit so whatever, I've given up on upgrading it right now as I got no money and every cent I get goes towards other things.
I'm confused, GTX 780 + i5-2500k + SSD etc. is shitty? Get 1440p to utilize your GTX 780. There are some trusted sellers on Ebay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlVbGcv0g-g
Have always had amazing support by asus in my RMA's. If someones support is bad, you got XFX.
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Alright guys, this isn't the thread for warranty discussion! Take it elsewhere please.
webshop? maybe in certain parts of the world, not here in the US, an OEM offers support, but a reseller (webshop, or actual store) doesn't have to do squat after their return policy expires (if they even have one)
the reseller will simply tell you to contact Asus, who will then tell you that it's the reseller's responsibility, leaving you with a faulty product and nobody willing to support it