[QUOTE="Zubinen"]So there's this trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K97u5usT9WYhttp://gamersyde.com/stream_saints_row_the_third_shock_and_awesome-24290_en.html That video served no purpose other than catching people's attention. MW and BF barely compare to each other, and SR has nothing in common with the two except for the fact that it contains guns. I don't why all of a sudden people entered Saints Row into the Military Shoot FPS arena.
Yeah one of the biggest problems I had with the beta was trying to teach my team on the fly. Constantly typing "move up" as an attacker... seeing squads of snipers hiding behind a single rock.Cj19_32
Yeah one of the biggest problems I had with the beta was trying to teach my team on the fly. Constantly typing "move up" as an attacker... seeing squads of snipers hiding behind a single rock.
I have motherboard with a built a intergrated graphics card and it has the ability to sli with a discrete graphics card (mine is Evga 560ti). I currently have the feature turned off and my 560ti does all the work by itself. I was wondering should I turn it on or leave it off?
[QUOTE="CuRle_"][QUOTE="Cj19_32"][QUOTE="CuRle_"]What do you mean by open plate? Are you talking about a test bench? And are you sure you can't take the RAM kit, motherboard and CPU back? Yes sir. Yes to both questions? Why do you want to use a test bench instead of a case? A case is much more practical for a permanent build. I definately take note of that
[QUOTE="CuRle_"]What do you mean by open plate? Are you talking about a test bench? And are you sure you can't take the RAM kit, motherboard and CPU back? Yes sir.
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