@MBirdy88: How i think it works is it uses the routers data transfer speed when both devices are connected to the same router, thus no internet data is being used and the speeds are capped at the routers capabilities (including signal strength and such when using wifi). Now when one is connected to your home router, and another is connected to another router, then internet data is used because they must send data outside of your local network. Now the speeds are capped by your ISP. NOTE: I am not too sure about how it works but i think that is the gist of it.

I also find it weird that I have not heard one person on mic. It would seem pretty rare considering the PS4 comes with a mic. Maybe they need to be in your party thingy on PSN? I am not sure but I think something is not right

Yeah right, EA probably foamed at the mouth when Microsoft announced their policy regarding used games.

Regret: Warhammer Online, AOC

Did not regret: Aion when permarifting was available for pvp.

would still play if i had time: Rift. First game I was able to raid. That game was amazing.

dayz

I don't think I am ready to controll my character with just my mind. The fact that it is possible is kind of scary! Controller for me please.

[QUOTE="Elann2008"][QUOTE="MBirdy88"]Oh, and don't buy into the "No Holy TRinity Hype" ... it really is crap in comparison.... GW2 proved this by being a half-dead game.Allicrombie

I feel the same. I ran the first instance in GW2, i think it was ascalonian catacombs and everything felt like pure chaos. No one knows what to do, there is no real aggro system other than the enemy cycling who to attack for a couple of seconds and switching over. I quit that game. I was looking for something more traditional i guess. Playing everquest 2 for the first time just to have something to play until ARR

No more HD remakes, or HD to the 4000*2000 resolution remakes.

Back when Supreme Commander first came out, i had to upgrade my CPU because my slow cpu was unable to handle all those unit/particle calculations. I think it matters when there are many objects on the screen that need to have its movements/actions calculated. Not sure on that though.

The only difficult part in dismantling a computer is the CPU. I did not know to separate the heat sink fan from the cpu, so i tried to install the cpu with the heatsink fan still on it. I was unable to see the proper fitting and relied on how it felt. Ended up bending the pins. Since you are only working with GPU/PSU/MOBO, everything should be pretty easy. Connect the pieces/cables where they belong. And no, you do not need to dismount the CPU/Heatsink if all you are doing is transferring the MOBO to the new Case. Good luck and dont worry, it will be easy.