Recent content by Vynavill

Well, besides the MoBo, the only thing left is that your drivers aren't handling LOD correctly. Do try to uninstall them with the utility linked above, if you didn't already. Just get the clean drivers reinstalled and ignore any other software (e.g. Nvidia experience, control panels, Shadowplay...

Since you replaced an AMD card for an Nvidia one, did you clean out the previous drivers before installing the new ones? It's not mandatory, but it's usually highly recommended to use Display Driver Uninstaller. Other than that, it looks like a texture streaming issue. Basicly, the game's...

You STILL haven't posted any link about your current system, nor have you given any information about it :) Unless we both went blind and didn't notice (lol)

Killing Floor sounds like the perfect thing for you, I agree.

Why, if I may ask? There are a few I've seen that I can't remember the name of, but why would you want both executables available? If you own a 32 bit system, there is no way 64 bit executables are going to work, while anything 32 or 64 bits is going to run on a 64 bit system without any issue...

Batteries aren't my forte, so take this with a grain of salt, but usually parasitic charging (discharging and recharging at the same time and with an equal or similar intensity) can be detrimental on the long run, but playing with the battery charged and the PC plugged shouldn't cause too much...

I agree, go back using the PS3 one and send back the new one. If you really want to buy another gamepad and don't want too much hassle, your best bet is getting an xb360 gamepad IMO. Drivers for that have come included with the OS since W7, so it's literally plug'n'play.

If it's indeed a driver issue, the Display Driver Uninstaller should clean everything up and allow you to install the correct one. I still think it's the disk packing up tho. Another step you can take besides defragmentation is running a check for disk errors. Open up a command prompt and type...

Nope, the mod-mic is a standalone mic (my fault; I though the VModa was the same way). Since yours is inline, I'm not entirely sure how you would make that function without losing voice capabilities :/ You might still be able to do it with a PCV-05 adapter, but with the mic being inline, it...

Try following what (I assume) getochkn hinted at. You tried USB and speakers, which means you most likely went through on-board audio; try with HDMI and see if the problem persists.

Got a pair of C1 PRO+ myself with an Antlion ModMic and a FiiO E11. The only way I've found is to set it up like this: Headphones -> Amp -> Sennheiser PCV-05 headphone in -> PS4 Microphone -> Sennheiser PCV-05 microphone in -> PS4 Audio is much louder and voice is available. I'm specifically...

My "evolve" argument was a way to tell you you have to decide :) You can get something relatively decent now and upgrade it later, or wait until you have a..."higher allowance" to get something better from the get go. Up to you and your parents. You should also push to get that Christmas...

Not at decent qualities, high resolutions or smooth framerates, but it's a good starting point. I'd evolve that by getting a 270x/280x (the CPU SHOULD still be enough) and another 1X4gb RAM to make that 8gb in dual channel. You would need to up the Ante on the PSU as well (600W).

Might be an issue with your storage solution, meaning it could be fragmented or just starting to break down. Audio usually gets loaded by streaming or on demand by games; simply put, it's taking too much time, and by the time it gets loaded, the game either went ahead or requested other audio...

Even if you upload it at 1080p, youtube encodes the hell out of it to preserve space and make lower quality versions. Unless you're paid to do specific activities or are a relatively famous person with tens of thousands of subscribers (e.g. YouTuber), you usually end up with the slow...