They all return back. Laptop speed and monitor size doesn't cut it once you've joined this club.
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As you get older gaming isn't as fun either.
I'm still running a 970 and it's fine. It's not running 4k but what really is? And is it That much of a better experience. Nah.
I spend most of my time playing Marvel Puzzle Quest on my phone
Why'd you post this?
PC related
Well I figured, this is the PC thread lol. You trying to do a build?
Hi key glad they didn’t announce a 2080ti super 
saturn7
Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
Nvidia Nraping ya!
Lol @ this Super series launch. Basically fukking over the people who bought First Gent RTX cards.
Old man voice "I refuse to pay alot for this video card!!!"
Lol @ this Super series launch. Basically fukking over the people who bought First Gent RTX cards.
Old man voice "I refuse to pay alot for this video card!!!"
Duke Dixon
Superstar
Hi key glad they didn’t announce a 2080ti super
Where are the 2080 ti sales at tho
Might just get a 2080 with Samsung memory since I read it'll be similar to the 2080s.
So I just upgraded my storage and added a 1TB Samsung SSD.
I spent months off and on trying to fix Assassin's Creed Origins to make it stutter free since I first bought it. I eventually gave up and just deleted it a couple of weeks ago to make space for other games. I already had my OS on a SSD but my games on a HDD (don't judge me, I had to prioritize when I first built all of this
). Anyway, so I just re-installed the game on the new SSD and it literally has not stuttered once... I mean, I heard some games run better on SSD but I did not expect this 
I know these AssCreed games are still considered unoptimized mess so I just never considered this a factor. 
I'm not saying this is the fix for other people but I assure you this is not placebo. I'm testing this shyt in Alexandria right now and getting around 90FPS stable @1440p which I never got before so it's just some food for thought for people.
I'll probably test Metro Exodus after because that was the only other game that ran like trash on my system.
EDIT: Yup that game is fixed too
I spent months off and on trying to fix Assassin's Creed Origins to make it stutter free since I first bought it. I eventually gave up and just deleted it a couple of weeks ago to make space for other games. I already had my OS on a SSD but my games on a HDD (don't judge me, I had to prioritize when I first built all of this
). Anyway, so I just re-installed the game on the new SSD and it literally has not stuttered once... I mean, I heard some games run better on SSD but I did not expect this I know these AssCreed games are still considered unoptimized mess so I just never considered this a factor. I'm not saying this is the fix for other people but I assure you this is not placebo. I'm testing this shyt in Alexandria right now and getting around 90FPS stable @1440p which I never got before so it's just some food for thought for people.
I'll probably test Metro Exodus after because that was the only other game that ran like trash on my system.
EDIT: Yup that game is fixed too
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Duke Dixon
Superstar
That's good to hear. I use a laptop right now and I bought a ssd for my pc build today.
You lost for playing AC, but good for you on getting on the SSD wave fully.So I just upgraded my storage and added a 1TB Samsung SSD.
I spent months off and on trying to fix Assassin's Creed Origins to make it stutter free since I first bought it. I eventually gave up and just deleted it a couple of weeks ago to make space for other games. I already had my OS on a SSD but my games on a HDD (don't judge me, I had to prioritize when I first built all of this
I'm not saying this is the fix for other people but I assure you this is not placebo. I'm testing this shyt in Alexandria right now and getting around 90FPS stable @1440p which I never got before so it's just some food for thought for people.
I'll probably test Metro Exodus after because that was the only other game that ran like trash on my system.
EDIT: Yup that game is fixed too
I had just built my PC a couple of months prior. I had already bought too many games on PS4. I was desperate to test out the rig more
How do you guys decide when to replace hard drives? I have hard drives and ssds in my system that are 5 years old.
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