killer-curry
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Gta 5 works fine for me but I will need a better video card if I want to push up to high settings.
I think all my broken Logitech products weren't broken by their own fault - pretty much every single mice that were broken involved leaking Duracell (lol) batteries.
I have much better luck with Panasonic/Sanyo and Energizer, really. Duracell seems... awful in my use.
I probably should buy a cheap Logitech wireless for use with my future tablet. :)
What I suggest you invest in is a set of rechargeable batteries for your mouse. Those tend to be far less crappy than your standard alkaline batteries anyways. Also they're cheaper in the long run as you don't have to constantly supply batteries, a set of rechargeables can often outlast the mouse itself.
I've heard mixed reviews on Razer mouses. Some say that they're good and worth it, while others say not so much.
Hey guys! Gonna be buying a new gaming PC later on in the month as I anticipate my refund. Although I'm contemplating on buying a laptop instead of a desktop, but I think with the portability the laptop has, I can take my gaming to and from my boyfriend's place, however, that will leave me with two laptops with this one being basic enough for me to run games with low graphic settings.
So I ask you guys...in terms of gaming would you rather buy a laptop or a desktop? I know it's something video game-ish, but I want to ask in a technological perspective, as well as get a second opinion.
Well by the way 4gb ram is barely enough for mainstream games i mean barely.
Desktop because it's better and a lot cheaper than a gaming laptop.So I ask you guys...in terms of gaming would you rather buy a laptop or a desktop?
I've never seen a laptop within anyone's affordable price range play games smoothly at max settings, but at least with a desktop, you can get dedicated graphics for gaming, unlike many laptops.
I'm running Skyrim on Ultra-High settings at a very consistent 60FPS, I only rarely have minor framerate drops. If I jump over to Linux, I'm getting sky-high FPS in Minecraft (Literally), and I have yet to try a few other games that have been better-written for Windows.