Or if you still can't learn that, then learn to use a virtual machine.FuZ wrote:
dont use antivirus and learn to use the internet
Damn I thought that bait was low quality...Jellyblob56 wrote:
why would i waste cpu and ram usage for nothing?Jellyblob56 wrote:
going to bump this thread to remind everyone that not having an antivirus is fucking retarded.
No reason to take the risk when you can just download a free piece of software that barely takes up any space that can save your computer from permanent harm or general inconvenience.
You should be safe on sites you go to though even with a anti-virus ofc but you shouldn't go without one that's fucking stupid.
Paying for antivirus is also stupid.
peppy wrote:
Virus scanners aren't necessary in this day and age.
Jellyblob56 wrote:
inb4 not everyone has supercomputers
you can find avast in your task manager and end the task and open back up when you're browsing
inb4 it's pointless
Sometimes people don't just go on youtube/facebook/twitter ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
More frames = less mouse lag = Much better experience at 0 costJellyblob56 wrote:
Closing a single background program that only takes 0-5% cpu isn't going to boost you from 45 frames to 60
>Implying I haven't spent absurd amounts of time playing games off of steam. I've spent over 1k hours playing FF12 on my PS2, and that's just a single game.Jellyblob56 wrote:
I have almost 3 times more hours than you and that's on steam games alone.
>970Jellyblob56 wrote:
My computer must be a super computer compared to yours
You don't know shit about frame latency. Educate yourself. Some games deal with frame latency better than others, but I still find it hard to enjoy anything below 300fps if I'm playing competitively.Jellyblob56 wrote:
And if you don't already know: If you have a 60 Hz monitor you can only display 60 fps, 120Hz will display 120fps, etc. So no, not every frame counts.
It's the difference between having a smooth enjoyable experience and a horrible stuttery mess.Jellyblob56 wrote:
It may change the input delay by a few milliseconds which really doesn't matter unless you already have a hefty amount of input delay from having shitty gear.
It absolutely makes a massive difference.Jellyblob56 wrote:
Having 2000 frames on a 60hz monitor the difference is almost non-existent.
No shit it's a good idea to have an antivirus, but you don't need one like some people seem to believe, if you have an adblocker and a modicum of common sense.Jellyblob56 wrote:
it's a really good idea to have an antivirus
why are you so insecure that you're trying to fight me instead of having an actual discussionJellyblob56 wrote:
get fukin educated
A 970 is not a super anything in any comparisonJellyblob56 wrote:
>compared
>compared
>compared
>Implying the only game I've ever played before getting a PC was FF12Jellyblob56 wrote:
>Implying that that 1k hour makes up for over 5000 more hours I have over you
>Implying I haven't played on PS1+PS2 for 8 years before getting a PCJellyblob56 wrote:
>Implying that you still have a decent amount of hours compared to me even though I had xbox live on the 360 alone for 5 years before moving to PC
I don't, I have a 144hz monitor I use for anything competitiveJellyblob56 wrote:
Then how on earth can you survive on a 60 hz monitor
There's plenty of difference. Limit osu to 120fps and the difference between that and uncapped is immediately apparent.Jellyblob56 wrote:
No, it isn't. There is barely any difference at all.
casualJellyblob56 wrote:
I've been staring at computer screens all my life and I can barely make out the difference. Yes it's there, but it's not going to affect whether you kill the baddie or not or whether you get a headache or not.
You just described every game ever made, congratsJellyblob56 wrote:
All CS surfing is is moving your mouse and syncing keys
Nor is this my first computer, I've also had plenty of experience with different framerates and monitors.Jellyblob56 wrote:
this isn't my first computer so I've had a bit of experience with different framerates and different Hz monitors
If you're used to extremely high framerates, it is extremely apparent. Of course diminishing returns applies, but it's very noticeable to a trained eye.Jellyblob56 wrote:
That's an massive overstatement. It doesnt. It becomes exponentially less apparent as the frames go higher same goes for Hz
finishing move what???Jellyblob56 wrote:
that was my finishing move. Wasn't supposed to be too personal
Any program will use up CPU power which then can't be used for the game resulting in fewer framesJellyblob56 wrote:
If your pc loses frames from a background program that barely uses up anything, then yes. It is. And yes, it is a pretty reasonable GPU for it's price and preformance.
see above. Frame Latency is a bitchJellyblob56 wrote:
If your pc loses frames from a background program that barely uses up anything, then yes.
yeah but in comp CS there's less of doing anything such as surfing so you can focus more on shootingJellyblob56 wrote:
yeah but there is less of doing anything else such as shooting so you can focus more on that.
yes, veryJellyblob56 wrote:
very?
