So this past summer I picked up a Subaru BRZ with Performance Package to get into track driving, and here she is: https://i.ibb.co/j3jTf3K/Front-3.jpg https://i.ibb.co/VHJY0bC/Front-Side.jpg https://i.ibb.co/YksrGkh/Rear-1.jpg First Track Day at Lime Rock: https://i.ibb.co/9scHtHC/3.jpg https://i.ib...

I've tried setting each instance of EQ to its own core (both threads on a cpu with SMT/HT), and I've tried setting each instance of EQ to all cores. I ran the test from just 1 account all the way up to 6 accounts. I have tried it at both 1080p @60 fps and 1440p @60fps. I've noticed no difference in ...

I dont see any reason why that rig shouldn't shred eq multiboxing. I've heard you can even overclock the 2600 on the stock cooler with some success.

If we have the numbers and classes we need, I am happy to lead it.

Yepp, still too much

It's happened to me a lot today, and it hasn't happen it to me in the year and a half I have been living in this house... anyone else experiencing this, or do I need to call my ISP?

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something like an msi gx63vr is close to your budget and will be able to run 2 extra 1080p monitors in addition to its own. You will need to turn the settings down for gaming on 3 monitors but gaming on 1 1080p monitor should be completely unconstrained. 1070 is still a very powerful gpu.

I have a 2015msi gaming laptop which can connect to multiple displays. 1 hdmi port + 2 display port minis. I just bought display port mini to hdmi cables to use it with 2+ hdmi monitors. I would check on newegg. I would imagine a gtx 1080 is probably what you want if youre going to run 3x 1080p disp...

Damn. Some people take things too far...

Personally I would go with this ram , I know it's a little more but it's a lot (~18% if my math is correct?) faster due to the lower latency. Also a gtx 1060 would be something to consider for the additional power gaming. You could even drop down to a 4-core ryzen since most games are not yet optimi...

For me in windowed mode I can usually drag the EQ screen to the top of the physical screen and it autosizes to the monitors full resolution (or whatever resolution its currently running at).

just tried it out today and it looks like my loading time is down by about ~1/3. Nice find!

lol I haven't seen that in a long time. Nice find.