DatDerpyGamer

So I started having this problem yesterday and I have no idea what the cause could be. For a while I've had an issue with my graphics card where sometimes games would just randomly crash. It was more common on certain games than others but underclocking my card seemed to drastically reduce the rate of crashes so I just put up with the slightly weaker performance and occasional crash.

However yesterday things suddenly started to go really downhill. Some games still run perfectly fine (Overwatch, DOOM, Fortnite) but others are unplayable (Resident Evil 2 Remake, Quake Champions). Even whenever I try to open the Spotify app my PC just locks up and my display driver crashes and reboots. I can't

So I've had this PC for about 2 years now. Running an i7-7700k OC'd to 4.8GHz, 16GB DDR4 and a GTX 1080. Over the last few months my PC has started to wearing down in ways I don't understand. It started about just under a year ago when I had my GTX 1070 with games beginning to randomly crash. The crashes were very few and far between so I thought nothing of it but as time went on these crashes were becoming more and more frequent. I looked into it over a week or so. I tried some MemTest86 runs but they all came up clean so I knew it wasn't the RAM. I tried running prime95 for about an hour with and without my CPU OC and I didn't get any errors either time. I bought a new power supply thinkin

Does anyone else find the stock feet for the G Pro Wireless to be painfully slow? It's fine for general movement but when it comes to micro adjustments and precise flicks I feel like I have to fight it to make it go exactly where I want it to. Even my G502 feels easier to make small and precise movements with despite being much heavier. Is this a common complaint with the mouse? It's a shame because I love everything else about the mouse but this is annoying me so much it's a borderline deal breaker. (I'm using the HyperX Fury S Pro)

I read a lot about how using a lighter mouse can be very beneficial for aim in FPS games (in fact it was only through using this sub that I found out how heavy the G502 actually was). So after a few weeks of trying different shapes, I ended up going for the G Pro Wireless. The 80g feels amazing for moving the mouse around. It's so much easier to make swift turns and quick adjustments with it. But I also feel like my aim has somewhat suffered as well. There are some days where I use the GPW and everything just clicks and feels seamless and I can play really well with it, but then there's other days (or even later that same day) where it just feels so sensitive and jittery that it's hard to ke

I've always noticed that whenever I'm watching a youtube video or twitch stream where for whatever reason the screen goes to static (usually in a video game) all other things in the video on top of it become very blurry as if the video has a very low bitrate. However as soon as the static stops the quality goes back up. Why is this?

Sorry if this is a stupid question but I'm tearing my hair out trying to figure this out.

So I have multiple lifting doors in my level that I want to be opened by pressing a button ingame. I can't cast to the blueprint as a whole because than that will just open every door in the level at once. How can I make it so pressing the button will only open one specific instance of this door seeing as I can't edit blueprints by actor?

I have a Razer Goliathus Speed that I just cleaned but it feels way too slippery with the light weight of the GPW (I used to use the G502 so that heavy weight helped steady it). I've been looking at the Steelseries QcK, Zowie G-SR and Logitech G640. Could anyone tell me what the friction of these mouse pads are like relative to each other and how well they would work with the GPW? (I know that last question is a lot more subjective but I'm interested to know people's thoughts)

I used to use the G502. I performed well with it and my aim was pretty decent but it's also quite a heavy mouse at about 120g and because of this it would get fatiguing to move the mouse around so much, especially when playing Tracer. I decided to get a lighter mouse for less fatigue and the fact that they're supposedly better for flicks too (less force needed to accelerate and decelerate) so I got the G Pro Wireless. I like the mouse itself but it's much lighter than my G502 at 80g and as such my aim has suffered. I often flick too far because I'm used to the heaviness of the G502 and so I put more force into the flick than is actually needed and I usually overshoot. Been trying this mouse

I play at 2560x1440 @ low settings, which has been fine for the most part but when things get really hectic the framerate starts to suffer. I decided to try lowering my render scale to 50% (which at 1440p is a bit less pixel density than 1080p 100% would give you but above 75%) and it certainly helped with the framerate but I also felt like I aimed a little better with this lower render scale. I know high level players usually lower their render scale to maintain a high framerate but I've seen some say it makes the enemy outlines stand out more and thus easier to target and hit. I have no way to prove that my perceived improvement in aim is anything more than placebo but I thought it was int

**Games:** Mainly shooters, most notably Overwatch and R6: Siege.

**Hand Preference:** Right handed

**Budget:** Flexible

**Hand Size:** 19cm x 9cm (LxW)

**Grip:** Fingertip

**Weight:** Light-Medium

**Sensitivity:** Around 28cm/360.

**Additional Details:** Made a similar post about a week ago. Been using the G502 for a long time and I perform well with it but it fatigues my hand after a while and the weight can really bare down on it although I also feel like the weight helps keep it stable (although that could just be me not being used to an easier to move/lighter mouse). I picked up the EC2-A a few days ago and while I t

I wanted to try a lighter mouse seeing as many say they are better for shooters and my hand/fingers sometimes get a little fatigued after playing with my heavy G502 for a while. I tried the Steelseries Sensei 310 but the ambi shape and larger size just felt uncomfortable and I couldn't fingertip grip properly. I thought about trying the ZOWIE EC2-A/B since it's smaller according to RJN and the measurements seem to match up. Thoughts on that or any other suggestions?

I've played on a 4@800DPI (43cm/460) for a long time. I feel I've gotten good at aim-intensive heroes and my tracking is good too but playing Tracer and Genji can be pain so up close with that sens. I'm primarily a wrist aimer so playing that low is also strenuous on my wrist after a while (which is one of the main reasons I've thought about switching up). I've finally decided to start experimenting with higher sensitivities with 5 (34cm/360) and 6 (29cm/360). It feels better to use as I have more freedom of movement with my wrist but my aim suffers for it. I have moments where I shine and aim really well but overall my aim is just a lot more inconsistent and I can't rely on muscle memory as

I turned on my PC today and suddenly the fans were running very loud. Everything on the the PC was running slow. I try restarting but nothing changes. I wait long enoigh to be able to load up HWMonitor to check the CPU levels and it says it running at 100C on all cores, and even stranger its only running at 800MHz. I reset the overclock I had on it through BIOS but again nothing changed. I can't even get past the BIOS now as the PC just shuts off. I can't think of anything I installed or did beforehand that could have caused this. Any advice?

Is it possible for Marlon to commit suicide instead of being killed by AJ? I'm guessing not, but it occurred to me during the argument as towards the end you get options for things like "He's a coward." or "You're so pathetic." I didn't opt for those choices, but I was wondering that if you had hurled enough insults at him that it would push him over the edge in that moment.

So a few weeks ago my games started crashing occasionally in random games, and it's been progressively getting worse and worse over time. After a lot of testing I've come to the conclusion that my graphics card is dying a (sadly) early death and I'll need to get a new one. I can still play certain games if I drop the power limit low enough and keep settings low but the issue seems to be getting continuously worse with no sign of stopping. So I was looking at GPU prices online and the way I see it I have 3 options.

• Simply replace my 1070 [currently £376 on amazon for an EVGA SC](https://www.amazon.co.uk/EVGA-GeForce-GAMING-Support-08G-P4-5173-KR/dp/B01L6QAPMY/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=