I'm sure if you post this (in an image board thats name is censored by gamespot when cocks is not) it will be done...one way or the other...and cocks will be involved. Lol program a virus that burns an image of a cock onto your monitor!
No if you are hooking it up to a regular computer monitor. Yes if you are hooking it up to a TV that supports HDMI and a resolution of 1080p (just because it says 1080 on the box does not mean 1080p)
I love my job like god loves demons. He doesn't like the abuse that the demons do the people, nor does he like the fact that the demons sometimes not like him back, but he loves them all the same because he has to...just like I have to love my job because I have to even when I have to send a jet out in the cold cold cold winter air when we have not gotten our full winter gear yet.
So, I have been wondering what the deal is with headphones? It can't be just a money issue since I have seen people spend an upwards of $200 on their noisy ear muffs. Is it cold in your computer room or something? I dunno me being a little bit of an audiophile I prefer sound over sight with my games. I'm the type of person that likes to hear crisp clear gunshots, and feel thunderous bass. I turn off voice chat in games because I can't stand the intrusive sound of hearing a nerd rage voice over zombies running. I am a speaker whore and if I could I would upgrade my computer speakers to a home theater set up if I had the room for it. Also, the headphones make my ears hot and sweaty and I don't like that. So, whats your excuse for not using headphones? (And whats your excuse for using nothing but headphones?)
[QUOTE="Papadrach"][QUOTE="Juandonde"]I went and splurged a bit on my computer. A few parts (like the sound cards, hard drives, and monitor) where recycled from my old computer to save money, but it still cost me around $1400 for the new parts. As for the monitor I got a 40'' LCD during Black Friday that I use as my new monitor for my game systems and my computer. Also if you want a cheapish 5.1 system that still performs well, I recommend getting the Logitech z 5500s. Yes they where originally $400 i think, but if you go on amazon you can find some for $150 (like i did). Pretty much find sales and sometimes you can get lucky. ...on second thought ignore everything I just said because I calculated it out and I have invested almost $3,000 in my computer... ;_; and that has to do what with my question? lol What question?
I put a PS3 in my tightly packed duffel bag. I surrounded it with sweaters and underpants and it went on a flight from phoenix to salt lake from salt lake to LA, from LA to San Francisco. The bag got lost and I didn't get my PS3 until 1 day after I landed. The guy came knocked on my door and drove of leaving the bag on my front porch. I opened it up and my PS3 worked...hopefully if you choose to check it in your experience won't be quite as worrisome.
I went and splurged a bit on my computer. A few parts (like the sound cards, hard drives, and monitor) where recycled from my old computer to save money, but it still cost me around $1400 for the new parts. As for the monitor I got a 40'' LCD during Black Friday that I use as my new monitor for my game systems and my computer. Also if you want a cheapish 5.1 system that still performs well, I recommend getting the Logitech z 5500s. Yes they where originally $400 i think, but if you go on amazon you can find some for $150 (like i did). Pretty much find sales and sometimes you can get lucky. ...on second thought ignore everything I just said because I calculated it out and I have invested almost $3,000 in my computer... ;_;
I live in a dormitory setting so yes I do let people borrow games all the time. I always make sure to get them all back at least a few weeks before I leave the dorm though.
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