darkbread

Making a post because I couldn't find anything posted about it online. I often see mid-high tier players doing them at the beginning of the round. For example, Iori's cross-up kick or Kyo's 2C. Are they just flexing or do they actually change the trajectory of your short hops? Also when I try to do them they don't come out quite as fast... is there some kind of trick to it?

Thanks

Hi,

I've been having this persistent issue for the past month or so now.

Every time I turn on my computer, it's like having it on a timer before it BSODs. And every time, its the same message -- A process or thread crucial to system operation has unexpectedly exited or been terminated. Then the computer restarts on its own, only to get stuck on the boot screen telling me that Windows had failed to start. The only way to fix this is to hard reset the computer.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I plugged my graphics card into the PCIE1 slot, but it comes up as PCI Bus 3 under Device Managers. I somehow believe this is messing with my crossfire configuration as it supposedly is reading both cards under x16/x16 (according to GPU-Z), but the drivers aren't agreeing with it? I'm not sure, but I've been stuck with an unbearable stuttering issue with these cards under crossfire + eyefinity, so I'm hoping this might solve the issue.

Also related, is there any way to manually configure how many lanes the graphic cards take up?

Thanks, any help would be much appreciated.

I'm currently running an eyefinity 5720x1080 set up, but I've noticed (obviously) that running it off a single gpu (XFX AMD 6970) runs much, much, MUCH better than running it off crossfirex (6970 x 2). Hell, even the temperature stays significantly cooler. Whereas crossfire causes both my gpus to spike above 90c under the slightest load, running it off a single gpu has it consistently staying under 80c even under heavy stress.

What could be the problem, reddit? I always hear people with great success stories, so why is it doing the opposite for me? For instance, FEAR 3 runs at a smooth 60 fps consistently running single, whereas crossfire drops its fps horribly, coupled with unbearabl

I recently bought a Samsung 2TB 5400 rpm HDD... only my computer won't read it. I've tried attaching it to every possible SATA port, but to no avail. Sometimes when I connect it the BIOS loading screen takes forever to load... but otherwise my computer simply won't pick up any connection to any of the ports I try connecting it to.

What could be the cause of this? A shorted motherboard? Any inputs would be greatly appreciated!

EDIT: So I've tried removing the HDD and holding it by the plastic brackets in order to listen to it when it boots. Interestingly, when I turned the computer on, the hard drive started making long beeping sounds (a total of about 3 times before it stopped). Wh

Currently rocking 2 radeon 6970 hd cards in crossfire and in eyefinity 5760 x 1080. For amnesia the dark descent I'm getting around 30-40 fps average... But I was secretly hoping for more performance out of these cards. Also in WoW, I can run it quite smoothly (120+ fps in dungeons, 40-50 in large cities). However, when I try to run it full screen (which it only let's me do in eyefinity running DX9), the framerate drops considerably, and despite the framerate monitor telling me 30 fps, the graphics feel extremely choppy and un smooth. Moreover, I learned that crossfire doesn't work in windowed mode (which is really the only way wow runs smoothly), so running 5760 x 1080 on basically a si

I'm currently running an eyefinity setup (5760 x 1080) and am concerned because nearly every game I attempt to run freezes up within mere seconds. The freeze is only temporary, however; one of my 3 screens would either go black/turn all pixelated in a random color, then the whole game would refresh, only to freeze again and repeat the cycle. This is really irking me. I'm crossfiring 2 XFX Radeon 6970 HDs. Any help would be greatly appreciated!