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Really good game, definitely one of my favorites.

They seemed to stay on mine pretty well. Maybe you should look into some of the pairs with silicone seals and ridges on the rod they go around.

Hey guys, So I got a weird setup going on here. I bought 3 140mm PWM fans (PWM uses a 4-pin connector btw) with the goal of controlling them with a PWM splitter off of my motherboard. Unfortunately, it seems the splitter I got is not working, instead all the fans are going 100% all the time...

Curious, does your router's power supply have a high-pitched whine or hiss?

Same. I've spent $200 over almost 3 years on one F2P game, and idk how much in total on Steam with all the sales and bundles and other stuff, but I don't think I've ever spent more than $28 for a single game, and that was for Portal 2 the first time it went on sale.

Eh, well I'd like to play Titanfall, it looks like a fun game. But the thought of giving EA money (especially $60, jesus christ) doesn't sit well with me.

It might be affected somewhat.

You talking about the seal? Personally I don't like in-ear buds because of how disgusting the seal can get over time. I'm more of a headphones guy. Normally the seal isn't supposed to come off. What model are you using?

Bioshock Infinite is great, just dig yourself into it. Titanfall is a bland shooter with drivable robots, backed by Evil Arts.

Oh definitely. But that's bearable because you're not fighting the game while you're fighting other people.

Well there's holy excellence and bliss, and then there's the fires and agony of hell. Up to you :P

Maybe my eye for detail is better, but they definitely don't look that great. AA is nice though. Been playing Counter Strike: Source with a friend of mine, which mostly involves a lot of bullcrap headshots on his part with a sniper rifle he favors, and me jumping around like a deranged...

I'm not really liking Dirt3. Not only are the controls difficult, but the graphics are peasantbox level. It's a really bad console to PC port in my view. Like seriously, you navigate menus with the arrow keys? What decade was this made in, the 1990s?