We just got a copy of Resident Evil 5 on the PC and also a new PC!
Video posted by Vinny on Aug. 28, 2009
Resident Evil 5 follows series alum Chris Redfield as he journeys into West Africa with his new partner, Sheva Alomar, fighting las Plagas-infested enemies called the Majini. The gameplay is similar to Resident Evil 4.
US Release Date: March 13, 2009
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kept hitting refresh and finally got something!
My thoughts exactly. I don't hate it, though.
You don't build an $800 PC just to use Tweetdeck on.
Edit: I like how the PC you built is so close to mine. :)
What res do you run in? 1080p?
Edit2: Oh 720p.
PC RULES and CONSOLES DROOL!
P.S. - Just kidding... or not.
Seems like he has a high sensitivity >.>
Lucky basterds
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Am I the only one getting a low framerate? Is that the recording software?
I would assume the mouse has acceleration/smoothing issues since it looks like it doesn't stop on a dime. That comes from the devs using the analog stick movement ramp with the mouse. A common feature in poor ports. I use my controller on PC with multiplatform games more than I use mouse because of this.
For vertical sync issues in direct x, grab a copy of D3DOverrider (part of RivaTuner). It's solely for enabling triple-buffering and forcing v-sync in games or apps that just don't want to synchronize, regardless of setting. The setting for this in Nvidia's Forceware only applies to OpenGL, hence the need for this app.