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Looking to dirty up a couple clean amp sims. Something I can toggle with a footswitch. OD, distortion, fuzz, whatever. What do you use and how do you like to use it? Thanks!

It's been one of the most crazy stressful months of my life, and what I'm really looking for right now is a game to blow off some steam with at the end of the day. Preferably with fun, responsive combat and/or movement mechanics. I don't particularly want a challenge, I just want to feel like a big powerful badass who mows through bad guys like a knife through butter. And not even butter that's been in the fridge or anything, butter that's been left out a while. A knife through margarine. Thanks!

So I bought myself a GTX 980 to replace my old 560ti, and ever since I installed it, my games have been acting super buggy. Sometimes they freeze, sometimes they crash, sometimes I just get stuck on endless loading screens, sometimes they just fail to load hi-rez versions of assets, or certain scripted events don't trigger as intended... it seems to be a different weird bug for every different game I try.

Also, whenever the errors occur, if Speedfan is also running, that crashes too. Note that the errors will still occur if Speedfan isn't running, and as far as I can tell, Speedfan seems to be the only other program (outside of games) affected by the errors. Saving and reloading seems to te

Hey guys. With Ubi dropping its DRM and releasing a F2P game, and EA talking about not green-lighting any exclusively single-player content, it got me to thinking. With the end of the console generation not far off, the PC is in a unique position, and as such, everything either seems to be an MMO or F2P property these days. Even the consoles are allowing F2P now. (I got to write a column about it for an internship I'm doing you can read here, if you'll indulge my self promotion) So do you think we're seeing the end of big budget single player only games? Do you think the Orbis