Getting used to playing game's with a mouse and keyboard can be a little tricky at first. It took me about a week and a half before I felt fully comfortable with it! The only game's that gave me issues in terms of the controls on PC was the original Mafia and Project Zomboid (eventually I did get the hang of it though).
The build does look nice though, was it your first one? Also WTF, no specs???? You picked a good time to make the switch. I just upgraded back into a gaming rig last fall after probably a 10+ year break and it was an amazing jump. Haha, that's about right. I'm off work around 4, wife off a couple hours later. And she usually doesn't mind me play for a bit. With everything going on these days theres not much else to do.So you are playing with 3,5h/day?
Haha about the glass. I'll get a fresh one and some specs for you when I get home today. Also this was a pre build. I know a little about hardware and nothing about software, so I opted out for this. I know its cheating per say lol.Come on, you can't take case pics with the side glass on. Then we can't all rag on you for not spending three hours working on the cable management.
They have reworked the random gen to be a lot better then it was pre 19 so you don't really need nitrogen, and it probably doesn't work with A19 yet anyways. I really recommend using Navezgane your first long play though because it really is a nicely crafted map. Random gen is great if you just messing around with unstable and relearning the game. The POIs can be a lot closer and more varied in random gen too, which is great when you get board with Navezgane or playing with friends.
It's not cheating, it's just not as much fun. Also it takes zero skill to setup the hardware/software nowadays, it's not like the "good-old-days" when you had to spend hours making IRQ and DMA maps and hoping you didn't forget about something.
Just for info. Nitrogen had been updated to work with A19 within the first couple days 19 was out.Come on, you can't take case pics with the side glass on. Then we can't all rag on you for not spending three hours working on the cable management.
They have reworked the random gen to be a lot better then it was pre 19 so you don't really need nitrogen, and it probably doesn't work with A19 yet anyways. I really recommend using Navezgane your first long play though because it really is a nicely crafted map. Random gen is great if you just messing around with unstable and relearning the game. The POIs can be a lot closer and more varied in random gen too, which is great when you get board with Navezgane or playing with friends.
Just for info. Nitrogen had been updated to work with A19 within the first couple days 19 was out.Come on, you can't take case pics with the side glass on. Then we can't all rag on you for not spending three hours working on the cable management.
They have reworked the random gen to be a lot better then it was pre 19 so you don't really need nitrogen, and it probably doesn't work with A19 yet anyways. I really recommend using Navezgane your first long play though because it really is a nicely crafted map. Random gen is great if you just messing around with unstable and relearning the game. The POIs can be a lot closer and more varied in random gen too, which is great when you get board with Navezgane or playing with friends.
Just for info. Nitrogen had been updated to work with A19 within the first couple days 19 was out.Come on, you can't take case pics with the side glass on. Then we can't all rag on you for not spending three hours working on the cable management.
They have reworked the random gen to be a lot better then it was pre 19 so you don't really need nitrogen, and it probably doesn't work with A19 yet anyways. I really recommend using Navezgane your first long play though because it really is a nicely crafted map. Random gen is great if you just messing around with unstable and relearning the game. The POIs can be a lot closer and more varied in random gen too, which is great when you get board with Navezgane or playing with friends.
I learned this the hard way. My first build had fancy lights and see through case. My next build was a mid tower with sound dampening, good cabling and airflow and had lasted for over 6 years and counting.
I am doing the same here as I am a refugee from the XboxOne. Hands down the experience is far different and better due to the stage the console version is currently sitting at. I would suggest Navezgane to start to get use to the feel of the PC vs the Console. So far i have been having a blast down in the burn zone near the trader.
And it starts, lol. I don't judge until I know specs and see better pics. They are getting really good at hiding vent's in some cases, plus you might be surprised how little air flow you actually need if it's designed correctly. Especially if you're not buying top of the line parts. Keep in mind not everyone is willing to drop 2-3k on a top tier computer.
My Cooler Master Storm Sniper Black Edition case cost me $125 at the time. The OP's case probably cost over $200. Right now, ppl are completely blinded and obsessed with glass cases. It's the new fad, just like RGB still is. In 5 years from now, it might be something completely different. Theoretically, a good designed case could have great airflow with glass panels, but from what I've seen, none of these glass panel cases are anything I would consider buying for a gaming machine since gaming machines demand a lot of airflow, and there's other features I want in a case that you can't get in a good airflow glass case.
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You’re also assuming a 100W+ CPU with a 250W+ GPU. Not everyone builds a gaming computer like that, especially if it's a store bought rig. Plus those fans all look to be at least 120mm. You can move a lot of air with one of them. My last case for example only had two 120mm fans and could run circles around your cool master case air flow wise. The only reason I'm not using it now is the video card didn't fit. Also I could go to the local shop and buy almost that exact same case for about $80. Glass cases don't cost that much anymore.
I just finished replacing a computer for a client where the pre-built dual core Intel CPU with integrated graphics only burnt out due to lack of airflow in the case. Airflow is important no matter what hardware goes in it. It doesn't matter what size fan is in the case, it's whether or not there's flow restrictions like a pane of glass in front of it or layers of mesh dust filtering, or 90 degree bends for air to work around, etc...
I never said airflow wasn't important. I said the amount of fans wasn't. Believe it or not at some point more fans don't help. Unless you like a noisy box.
I remember the days when I use to think like you. I don't miss them. But I do agree we should give the thread back. I also wish I lived in a magical fantasy land instead of having to travel all over the world working on muddy, greasy, rain soaked, metal dust filled equipment. That would be really nice.
