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Hank Morgan posted:Anyone got any tips or links to software that will make multi-monitor gaming a little less of a headache. UltraMon.
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Male Man posted:I'm possibly the only person left in the world who prefers them, but trackballs perform excellently in small environments. Less wrist strain from prolonged use, too. I used a Trackman Marble for more than a decade. I stopped because I literally ran out of parts to fix them with, and all the trackballs out there now are designed by aliens with twelve ten inch fingers on each hand. If I could get a modern equivalent in the same form factor, I'd buy a bunch of em.
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Rinkles posted:What's the appeal? I have a 1080p 120hz+ 27" monitor, and I'm not-very-patiently awaiting the arrival of reasonably priced 4X monitors. I've gamed on 1440p, and it's worth it, but I'm not ready for that small of an incremental upgrade yet. (My primary monitor isn't old enough to justify replacement yet.)
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Jan 26, 2014 18:46
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hello internet posted:120hz on TVs looks really unnatural to me. I'm curious if it would be the same for gaming. Youre not getting a 120hz input with TVs, ever. PCs can output an actual 120 frames per second, and then lock the monitor refresh to be one frame per monitor refresh.
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Jan 28, 2014 00:14
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Ularg posted:Welcome brother. I have the same monitor and gaming on anything else just isn't the same anymore. VG278H bros unite.  I do wish it was a 1440p display, though.
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Feb 2, 2014 20:49
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Ciaphas posted:I know a few other people here have an Asus VG278H monitor, so I'll ask here. Has anyone else ever had the screen go stark white whenever there's a resolution or refresh change, and have it stay stark white for as much as 30 seconds? It always comes back eventually, but it makes alt-tabbing pretty damned annoying. (Yes there's borderless windowed most of the time but my vsync) I've had that happen, but never long enough for me to finish saying "ohfuckohfuckohfuck" in my head, let alone thirty seconds. That said, since it was new, the thing takes forever to go from sleep state to display on. It's annoying.
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Apr 14, 2014 13:27
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Sistergodiva posted:I was really disappointed by Tropico 5, it kinda feels like a dumbed down Tropico 4. Factorio?
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Aug 24, 2014 20:21
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Great Joe posted:Seriously, this. Mousepads are for ball mice. ...And glass desks.
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Sep 29, 2014 00:17
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:You shouldn't freak out just because a mouse has extra buttons. The G400 is affordable, comfortable, very reliable, and just a high quality product in general. Ok, but now imagine that you've been using a G9/G9x for the past decade+. What the hell am I supposed to do now that my übermaus is out of production?
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Nov 10, 2014 17:13
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Rigged Death Trap posted:I dont see that much point in going into resolutions/pixel densities so high you need your eye to start touching the screen to see the boundaries. Maximum useful view distance in any video game is the point where a given object becomes a single pixel. In any kind of game or simulator where long distances are presented (Arma and just about any flight simulator,) higher resolution becomes incredibly valuable. There is a limit, based on perceivable pixel sizes, which is tied to the eye's distance from the screen, which means that there is merit in the argument that sub-50" 4K TVs are a dumb idea, but with our eyeballs so much closer to our monitors, there's room for improvement, at even higher-than-4K resolutions.
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Dec 9, 2014 13:49
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K8.0 posted:For what a modmic costs you can pick up a cardioid mic that is directional and much higher quality. If you're actually going to use VOIP on a regular basis and you have a legit desk, I think it's the way to go. I just picked up a Blue Snowball for the same price as a modmic. I don't understand how he can justify $50 for the thing.
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Jun 27, 2015 18:12
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Reason posted:Headset with mic in the $40-$60. What are my best options? My clip on mic died and my sennheiser with no mic are getting a bit aged though they work really, really well. Does Sennheiser offer a headset in that range that has a decent mic? I spent more than that, but I managed to get a set of Sennheiser HD-360 pros, and a Blue Snowball desktop mic for about $110, all in. It's a pretty wicked setup. Since you already have decent cans, you could just get a good desktop mic. I don't know of a headset/mic combo that has audio anywhere near as good as these 360s, and the Snowball is a pretty awesome mic. I generally have a box fan running in the room, and it filters the extraneous noise pretty well. Plus, you can get real close and whisper into it and gently caress with people.
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FanaticalMilk posted:The eternal plight of the PC gamer: "I have a rig that can run VR in 4K but I've been playing Mother 3 with a translation patch" Stardew Valley 
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