Most people setup their in home systems and for Wifi buy a single Wifi router and forget it. This system can work okay in smaller homes but is not always the most effective as a home gets larger or more devices are used.
I have been dealing with that lately and have a better solution. I use wireless access points.
Running cable in a home can be a pain but running just one or two, while a pain may be worth it. For our home I recently set up an access point in the living room for our wireless printer and a HTPC. The result has been a strong and stable internet connection for the wireless devices.
A second wireless access point will be setup at the opposite end of the house to ensure maximum
I get asked a lot what hardware I use. Well PC hardware itself is subjective a lot to various factors but mostly cost. However I think a topic that is easier to talk about is peripherals, we all use them and the price points are often within everyone's budget at some level.
Keyboard : For my daily use I am using the Logitech G910. While many choose a keyboard like this for the RGB lighting or the various macro keys, I chose it for the key switches. I love mechanical switches but even browns with dampeners are loud during my stream. The Logitech G910 and 810 use their own designed Romer-G switches. They keys have the advantage of being a mechanical switch but with a very short travel and
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Picking the right stats is not so much important to the game itself but rather your play style. You need to figure out what will be important to you in early game as well as later based on the way you want to play your character.
With this in mind I suggest putting your primary focus on one or two stats, maybe three. However being a jack of all trades will bring you nothing but pain. When you use your points set a target a number you want the primary stats to be at by say level 6 or 7. The reason for setting an early target is it lets you figure out where to put your start points. In the early game you will get
Okay gang, this game is sucking the life out of me. I have been watching The Last Ship (great series) and found myself again wanting to play FO4. In fact I went back and have started a brand new character all over again.
I enjoy other games but this game is like a bad drug habit, it keeps pulling you in.
A few months ago I found myself gaming alone. As a PR Rep for Sapphire I found gaming in other communities lonely. I was always Sapphire Ed and always stood off from a bit and the focus was on my knowledge of Sapphire GPUs.
Somewhere along the line people forgot I was a PC Gamer and have been a Computer Gaming Enthusiast for 38 years. They where so focused on talking to Sapphire Ed, they never talked to Ed the gamer.
So one day I got this crazy idea, I would just game. I created a BEAM account and my gaming persona of Uncle Gamer was born. The name fit, I have always been the families weird and fun uncle.
I started playing Fallout 4 and every night for a few weeks I was there taking the n
Just a quick question, we know using mods with FO4 via Bethesda.Net results in achievements being turned off. Does the same thing happen if you do all your modding via Nexus Mod Manager?
So I am curious to hear from others why they have decided to go a multi-monitor approach. The reason I ask this is after going to a dual monitor system I often wonder if I really need it.
I do make use of it. I use it for work during conference calls to keep Skype visible on the side and have two or three documents open at once. However those calls are typically once a week and in truth I seldom need to every look at Skype or more than one doc at a time.
For gaming I use it when stream, a couple of evenings a week. But then it is really just to see OBS during the stream and to watch Chat. However most of my viewers join me on Discord for live voice chat so again not a big deal.
This is a question pretty much every Bethesda game lover faces and one I am fighting with in Fallout 4 right now.
Mods come with a number of cool things but at the end of the day I am looking for mods that immerse me into the lore and game more, those are sadly not as easy to find. To many mods are over powered and even silly. The few I have found interesting break some other aspect of the game and this then kills my immersion and the gain I got from the mod is not worth what I lose.
I am curious if others have experienced this and what they ultimately decided. Thought this might be an interesting discussion