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I'm who sells legit keys on here. If you'd like to save money on MS keys just PM me. Yes, the ISO can be loaded onto a USB drive and installed from there. I provide links to those as well.
Yeah and it was an AWFUL port. Hopefully they cleaned it upatras de ti imbecil
wasn't that game already ported to PC though? it doesn't look like they really updated much...
I'm who sells legit keys on here. If you'd like to save money on MS keys just PM me. Yes, the ISO can be loaded onto a USB drive and installed from there. I provide links to those as well.
my bad.
KritNC
All Star
Well I Went and got all the parts and began building my first build last night brehs. I had way less money then I thought so I couldn't really make the system I was hoping. I gotta say the experience was painful but once I finally booted and saw the BIOS pop up on my tv I was 
. I made some rookie mistakes and need a little help figuring out some shyt. First thing I accidentally got 1 stick of 8g ram instead of 2x4 and my motherboard has 2 slots. Is this going to substantially ruin the performance of my pc? Also I am on a MAC computer and my PC has no optical drive so I need to create a bootable USB drive, i have the iso file but my disk manager won't open up so I can't use that to make it; does anyone know how I can install this file on the USB drive. If all else fails I will just go buy one but I don't even know where I can buy one from. 
As far as the build went I just watched a couple of youtube videos and tried to follow along, some problems I ran into:
-Thought I broke my CPU when I installed it in the motherboard because how hard that tension arm was to lock back in place - spent the rest of the build thinking
shyts pointless already broke the most important part
-Ram was about as simple as it gets but I managed to fukk that up by only getting one stick
-Getting the motherboard to go through the I/O plate was damn near impossible I ended up bending the fukk outta all these metal tabs
- The hardest part about this for me was cable/management and cable connection I was not really sure I was hooking the right parts up to the right cable and kept getting nervous I was forcing shyt and bending the connections
After I got all that shyt installed in the case I Tried to turn it on and nothing happened
I was fukking furious I started at 8pm and it was 12 and I felt like I just wasted all that money on nothing
I said fukk it and took it all apart and put the whole thing back together again and around 1:15 am hit the power button saw them fans start to spin and never felt better in my life 
(turned out I was connecting the power switch to the wrong two pins)
anyway shyt was quite the experience; now I got it stuck on this damn BIOS screen and need to get windows installed and ill be
. I made some rookie mistakes and need a little help figuring out some shyt. First thing I accidentally got 1 stick of 8g ram instead of 2x4 and my motherboard has 2 slots. Is this going to substantially ruin the performance of my pc? Also I am on a MAC computer and my PC has no optical drive so I need to create a bootable USB drive, i have the iso file but my disk manager won't open up so I can't use that to make it; does anyone know how I can install this file on the USB drive. If all else fails I will just go buy one but I don't even know where I can buy one from. As far as the build went I just watched a couple of youtube videos and tried to follow along, some problems I ran into:
-Thought I broke my CPU when I installed it in the motherboard because how hard that tension arm was to lock back in place - spent the rest of the build thinking
shyts pointless already broke the most important part-Ram was about as simple as it gets but I managed to fukk that up by only getting one stick
-Getting the motherboard to go through the I/O plate was damn near impossible I ended up bending the fukk outta all these metal tabs
- The hardest part about this for me was cable/management and cable connection I was not really sure I was hooking the right parts up to the right cable and kept getting nervous I was forcing shyt and bending the connections
After I got all that shyt installed in the case I Tried to turn it on and nothing happened
I was fukking furious I started at 8pm and it was 12 and I felt like I just wasted all that money on nothing
I said fukk it and took it all apart and put the whole thing back together again and around 1:15 am hit the power button saw them fans start to spin and never felt better in my life (turned out I was connecting the power switch to the wrong two pins)anyway shyt was quite the experience; now I got it stuck on this damn BIOS screen and need to get windows installed and ill be
Think I might have to upgrade my CPU and video card this year. Metal Gear Solid Revengeance was a little choppy during that first boss fight. If a current gen game is giving me problems, those next gen games will definitely be worse.
Got a i5-3470K and a GTX 670.
Got a i5-3470K and a GTX 670.
KritNC
All Star
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Nah MGR:R or your setup must be the issue. If you were getting choppy battles than something was up. I got a FX4100 and a HD 7870 and that first boss fight was smooth.
Lol my cousin has that exact same TV stand.
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The game itself was smooth, but Raiden's movements were choppy as fukk. Starting to think it's the game.
Only happened during that first battle though. I have the game set to the max settings btw.
KritNC
All Star
Does anyone know how to make a bootable windows USB drive using a Mac
For real I seen cats saying they can play the game fine with integrated graphics.
it's probably the game or the settings. when I watched Total Biscuit's "WTF is..." he mentioned he had to turn something down, and I think he has two titans
edit: I just checked, and he set both those "zan..." settings to medium
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I'd throw my computer out if that was me.
Well I Went and got all the parts and began building my first build last night brehs. I had way less money then I thought so I couldn't really make the system I was hoping. I gotta say the experience was painful but once I finally booted and saw the BIOS pop up on my tv I was
As far as the build went I just watched a couple of youtube videos and tried to follow along, some problems I ran into:
-Thought I broke my CPU when I installed it in the motherboard because how hard that tension arm was to lock back in place - spent the rest of the build thinking
-Ram was about as simple as it gets but I managed to fukk that up by only getting one stick
-Getting the motherboard to go through the I/O plate was damn near impossible I ended up bending the fukk outta all these metal tabs
- The hardest part about this for me was cable/management and cable connection I was not really sure I was hooking the right parts up to the right cable and kept getting nervous I was forcing shyt and bending the connections
After I got all that shyt installed in the case I Tried to turn it on and nothing happened
I was fukking furious I started at 8pm and it was 12 and I felt like I just wasted all that money on nothing
anyway shyt was quite the experience; now I got it stuck on this damn BIOS screen and need to get windows installed and ill be
congrats man...don't worry about the one 8gig stick vs 2 4gig sticks, just make sure you have it in the slot that your motherboard says you should if you are only using one (it should say in the manual).
i actually bent a pin on my old rig when i put in the cpu...i bent it back and it still worked but i was pissed when i did that.
as for forcing plugs into sockets...yeah that can be a bytch, it's usually a tight fit.
i always have trouble with the hard drive connections for some reason.
keep us updated.
