Nice build, must have cost a pretty penny. I'm running an older AMD setup until I have the money to build my Intel/Nvidida build. Cable management is a mess, but I do move my computer sometimes. I've been playing a lot of Geometry Wars 3 and Battlefield 4.. Not much I'm looking forward to except Alpha testing Paragon in January.
Nice, Im rocking the following 780 TI Super clocked graphics card Asrock Z77 E4 Mobo i7 4790k CPU 16 gigs of ram We need to bring the pc gamers together again (looks like the last thread was kinda dying off)
After getting scammed hard by EA with Battlefront ive been on a mad hunt for a new game to play, this free to play shooter Dirty Bomb I found on Steam is already funner than Battlefront EA. Its basically a blend between Team Fortress 2 and CoD. The maps and gametypes are kind of bland but the class system and the actual fps action itself is pretty fun. Im fucking terrible at pc shooters though, always played on the xbox so im used to that controller. Its hard to go from averaging scores like 20 to 30 kills with 3 to 5 deaths down to shit like 5 kills and 7 deaths being a good game. I gotta figure out the right sensitivity to set for windows, then the right sensitivity to set in the game itself.
According to Steam, I have 358 games. I guess that counts as being a PC games. Add me anytime. Steam name: Viral Frog. Recently been playing a ton of Rocket League, Killing Floor 2, Nuclear Throne, Spelunky and Crypt of the Necrodancer. As far as future titles I'm excited for... I'll wait until my backlog is at least somewhat whittled away before looking for new games.
Well I play numerous games and by numerous I mean I have played more or less every genre and shit tons of games
Gave up consoles after Xbox 360 and went to pc. Play steam almost daily. A lot of Rocket League, and Age of Empires II HD. Also Gauntlet. Ole' Drippy is my steam name.
Just got in the Acer XB270HU 1444p Gysnc monitor to compliment my beastly PC. Talk about a huge upgrade from 1080p!
Pc here . Asus maximus 7 core i5 4690k Nvidia gtx 970 4gbDDR5 16gbs of ram 512 ssd boot drive 3tb hdd Inter cooling can't remember the name I'm too baked. Uhh full tower atx Asus wireless card, Using a corsair keyboard And headset and a Razer chroma naga. I play mainly league or GTA V right now replaying star wars the old republic with my uncle as well.
Im a pc nut as well. Here's my current build: Evga 980ti 6gb I7 4790k 16gb 500GB Samsung ssd Acer 1440p 144hz monitor Have found myself in a drought of good pc games after beating fallout 4 and the witcher 3. Been playing war hammer vermintide to pass the time. Really excited for xcom 2. Looks even more challenging than the original. Also psyched for the remake of RE 0 since that was a childhood game. Edit. Steam id is g0lks. Feel free to add me.
My current setup: Intel i7-4720HQ, 16gb ram, 1tb hdd, Intel HD 4600 + GeForce GTX 960M, 1920x1080, Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Mouse I'm curious about far cry primal coming up. I play most any game really.
No sir. I knew a lot of people who did. All I remember is watching one of my friends chop down some trees or some shit like that.. I was a raving WoW addict for 5 years though lol. Any other ex/current wow players?
I don't get to play much these days, but born and raised on PC. Back to SimCity, DOOM, Rollercoaster Tycoon, etc etc. When I really started playing it was MMOs. Everquest, then StarWars Galaxies, then WoW. I went pretty hard with PvP in StarWars Galaxies and PvE in WoW (miss those 40man raids). Then came FPS games right alongside that. Played Counter-Strike since beta along with pretty much any others that used the Half-Life engine. Now besides the occasional Civilization, Fallout, or Skyrim. I play League of Legends strictly for fun. I played WoW from launch up until WotLK. I loved raiding. I really miss the 40man raids in vanilla. Too much dedication for me to do that anymore, unfortunately.
My PC was a budget build with most stuff bought on cyber monday and the rest during other random sales (HDD and a couple other things like RAM were reused from previous setup): http://pcpartpicker.com/p/CMbcJx Didn't cost me nearly what pcpartpicker says, but I couldn't tell ya the exact cost.