EPTOn November 15 2013 01:31 Zheryn wrote:
wHAT DID THEY SAY CAME FROM sWEDEN?
wHAT DID THEY SAY CAME FROM sWEDEN?
The adminds, Steisjo and Wake.
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
The adminds, Steisjo and Wake. | ||
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Mozdk
Denmark6989 Posts
And it says CPU = 47 c Is this good? And what does the last part mean? | ||
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Juissi
Finland209 Posts
nvm | ||
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NovaMB
Germany9534 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:32 Schelim wrote: i don't know how people notice the difference in FPS unless it gets REALLY low. i just don't see it. . Depends on the game , if I played the game for hundreds of hours I can see it very easily, other games not so much | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:33 Juissi wrote: No second stream? http://www.teamliquid.net/video/streams/TaKeTVBStream MoMaN vs TaeJa about to start. | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:33 Mozdk wrote: I have 140-145 fps in SC2 And it says CPU = 47 c Is this good? And what does the last part mean? over 60 is smoothly and 47° is excellent if you are playing a game. | ||
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Frex
Finland888 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:33 Mozdk wrote: I have 140-145 fps in SC2 And it says CPU = 47 c Is this good? And what does the last part mean? I believe this is CPU temperature in celcius, 47C is great. | ||
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Mozdk
Denmark6989 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:34 Dingodile wrote: over 60 is smoothly and 47° is excellent if you are playing a game. I have 60 in lobby. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:34 Boucot wrote: http://www.teamliquid.net/video/streams/TaKeTVBStream MoMaN vs TaeJa about to start. Oh god, that's like putting a rabbit into a cage with a grizzly bear | ||
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TBO
Germany1350 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:30 NarutO wrote: You cannot call the difference in an RTS when it goes between 50 and 60, complete nonsense to be honest. In a shooter you might be able to tell if it jumps heavily but the difference is barely noticeable if you would focus on it. Without showing FPS, you would not notice in Starcraft uhm with stable 60 fps anytimes the screen refreshes you get to see a new image, if its 50 you see some images twice - or even 3 times as there might be some short term spikes, this definitely is noticeable even on a conscious level, more so unconsciously. Especially if you are used to play with 120 fps on a 120 hz screen. | ||
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75
Germany4057 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:32 Schelim wrote: i don't know how people notice the difference in FPS unless it gets REALLY low. i just don't see it. sometimes i can see the flickering from lamps. | ||
KristofferAG
Norway25712 Posts
Is he sponsored by anyone | ||
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5c0rp10n
Germany342 Posts
"This guy is not gonna cut it" | ||
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CrankOut
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Squat
Sweden7978 Posts
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ETisME
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On November 15 2013 01:33 Mozdk wrote: I have 140-145 fps in SC2 And it says CPU = 47 c Is this good? And what does the last part mean? you should load up a late game replay, early game it is easy to get over 100 | ||
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NovaMB
Germany9534 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:35 CrankOut wrote: Its 1730 where is my Taeja Game??? http://www.twitch.tv/taketvbstream | ||
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Ljas
Finland725 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:35 75 wrote: sometimes i can see the flickering from lamps. Oh yes, I fucking hate the lecture rooms at my uni. The flickering is so annoying. | ||
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
On November 15 2013 01:35 Squat wrote: When you play a game for years, you feel FPS very keenly. When I played wow I would find it almost unplayable after like a 60 to 50 FPS drop, the controls felt unresponsive and jerky as hell. maybe you do. i don't. i played war3 for like 7 years, would never notice it. same with diablo 2 for 5000 years and sc2 for 3 years. | ||
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NovaMB
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