Strange! Perhaps the game broke itself with the latest update?

I think it's a great game but it's got a learning curve to it. I love racing games - mainly sim-style, like GT, Forza, Project Cars etc. Dirt Rally is somewhat up there too but I find it very difficult. I'm finally getting the hang of it in some races but man it's frustrating sometimes. I haven't started the career because I know I'll get mad lol. Project Cars took me just a little while to master, due to being more used to track racing, but I've been playing Dirt Rally for a while too now and I still don't get it :P

Practice, practice, practice.

And yes, it's great with a controller. Anything other than a keyboard is best.

So for no clear reason, Project Cars is stuck in a forced windowed mode and a lower resolution.

I launch the game and it's windowed. Alt+Enter doesn't do anything. I only get an error sound (Windows 10) when I try. Then in the game's settings I can't seem to bring the resolution up past 1280x720. It's supposed to be 1920x1080. Also, windowed mode is enabled. Of course I switch that to off, but upon restarting the game, which it forces me to in order to apply the settings, the problem starts all over again. The settings just reset to 720p and windowed. What could be causing this? It's the only game of a few I've played in recent days that does this. Everything else is fine.

Neat! Yeah I've scoped them out online. Cheap indeed. As long as both fans still work the same way, I'll be happy!

So I have a Hyper 212 and I'd like to add an additional fan to push/pull the air through. My question is, since I don't have any more headers available on my board, will a PWM fan splitter work in the CPU fan header and detect both fans as one? I basically want both fans to spin up accordingly to the CPU temperature. Will a splitter mess up the readings at all?

I went from a Fractal R4 to a Fractal Node 304. Fits perfectly! Cable management was tricky to find out at first but there's ways!

Specifications;

- MSI Z170I Gaming Pro AC M-ITX

- Intel i5 6500 + Coolermaster Hyper 212

- Kingston Fury HyperX 2x4GB 2133MHz

- EVGA GTX 970 OC 4GB

- SanDisk Ultra II 960GB SSD

- Seagate Barracuda 3TB

- Thermaltake 750W PSU

And I threw an external card reader on top because I do need that :P

Weeeee! I just picked up my first PlayStation 4 today. Haven't gamed on a console in about two years! It's the Uncharted edition. Here in Canada it went on sale and I recently received a $100 BestBuy gift card, so I figured I should finally get what I've been wanting since the PS4 launched. I've mainly been playing on PC but I kinda miss the console days. PS3 is what I last played on. Unfortunetaly I can't do a whole lot on my PS4 because I forgot my PSN password and I'm waiting for the damn email...

Looks like the removable cover is glossy on that model. 1TB or 500GB really depends on how much content you have/are going to get.

I did the exact same thing a couple of years ago. It was a BNIB PSone (slim). Sadly, I did open it to do an unboxing video. Now it's not worth nearly as much as I paid :P

Specs;

- Fractal Define R4

- Asus P8Z77-V LK

- Intel i5 3570K 4.2GHz

- Corsair Vengeance Low Profile 4x4GB 1600MHz

- Asus GTX 770 2GB 1110MHz

- Corsair AX650

- Samsung Evo 250GB SSD

- Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD

I recently built a GPU support stand for my video card :P After a while of owning this somewhat heavy card I started to see a bit of sagging happening. It probably won't do a whole a lot but at the same time I just don't like the idea of an expensive card just drooping off the PCI slot, so I decided to grab the ol' Lego box and started building!