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I use a 850W PSU atm and it handles everything fine. Anything over 700W will be fine tbh. I would recomment XFX Pro-Series. They are good. Expensive (Mine was £100) but good. I don't even remember doing that post lmao! I think I was pissed at the time...

I would also recomment the 3570K i5, but go for a PCI 3.0 motherboard. Newegg.com - Computer Parts, PC Components, Laptop Computers, LED LCD TV, Digital Cameras and more!

Ahhh, so fucking funny. I miss the old days of Prison Break...

Cup of fine English tea!

I've read the books so I know what is going to crack off, can't fucking wait! For those who want to know... SPOILER ALERT (Literally a really really big one, don't click it unless you've read up too A feast for Crows or if you don't give a shit)

As soon as they said Activision I was like that, except... "Oh wtf?? Not these fucking cunts! Boo, piss off fags"

From what I saw, the console could possibly come with some sort of SDK which will allow the users to create a game using the move controller, maybe on that aspect 8GB of ram is needed haha! One thing I see about the PS4, it really is taking gaming to a whole new level with all these new game ideas and concepts. Really looking forward to it.

Is it bad I've worn those plastic glasses before? LOL!

The PS4 live stream ended about 10 minutes ago. Even though the stream was around three hours long, I never once got fed up or bored. I am actually thinking about selling my desktop to buy a PS4 and a bigger monitor when it comes out, depends on the features / specs and price, but from what I have seen it looks bloody awesome. What were your favorite clips / game previews? I can't wait for watchdogs, using move to sculpt 3D models and environments and also all the new game engines that will be created around it and how everything is connected to each other. Here are some pictures: - Watchdogs (Was being used on a PC for the demo running close to PS4 specs) Capabilities of the PS4 architecture. Killzone Shadowfall - Real in-game footage. You can catch the stream here if you missed it: http://www.gametrailers.com/netstorage/psmeeting/live.html (Just start it from the start)

Is a really good video, but not done correctly! It needs one person doing something really stupid until the drop comes. When the drop comes then the exact next frame is everybody doing really stupid random crazy shit!

I will fuck you for it. On another note, I would like to see rep back, since being back I have wanted to do it to some people for really good posts...

Link us to the powersupply you're getting. Also, CUDA is only useful if you want to do 3D Games Development (3D Modelling for example)

Yeah man, the new server base so everything is called by the server is such a nice idea, hopefully it gets implemented correctly so there isn't any lagg!

This would be really good. A place for all steamgamers people to post their happenings on the servers! Great idea - Rep'd x

To be honest in some ways I prefer Origin to steam. The main reason is because it actually works. Steam takes so bloody long to load up, and when in the interface you may as well make a cup of tea when clicking another tab.

WarZ is copied from DayZ

I know right. Could be due to other connections on the servers I guess.

http://i.imgur.com/IrccYH8.png My connection is just fine

I did it via here last night: http://steam-gamers.net/downloads/cstrike/maps/ze_TESV_Skyrim_v2_2fix.bsp.bz2 Seems to be a little faster today (400-500kb/s)

Just a random question and wanting to get thoughts from people. Is the fast download server slow for you? I did a little check and I only seem to be downloading at 250kb/s max when I am usually at 3.7mb/s

Changing the mobile graphics chip on the laptop can't be done (Unless you have some pretty fucking extensive knowledge in electronics). You can change the ram or hard drive easily enough though. Don't lose hope, there is a way to get a desktop graphics card hooked up to a laptop though it is very expensive. Village Instruments : ViDock It basically acts as a chassis with all the electronic components you need built into it, from there all you need to do is connect the graphics card to it and then plug it into your laptop using a cable. If you do plan on doing this, then you must make sure your laptop is compatible with it (Read here - http://funtothinkabout.com/computers/adding-a-desktop-graphics-card-to-a-laptop/) Best of luck, if you need any more help just reply here or message me directly.