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Yea, 35GB for audio is pretty insane.

Guild Wars 2 and loving it :)

We love VALVE!

Some more footage on a new map. I like how they are releasing updates with fixes and new additions to the game!

I use that LED Bias lighting kit. You really need your monitor against a light coloured wall for any of the benefits.

Those heatspreaders look very sexy. It would seem that corsair got some style tips from Nvidia's GTX 690

Gah why is it that the 580 phantom 3gb gets all the deals. No love for the 1.5gb? :(

There was an OCZ 3.2TB SSD PCI-E drive on a competitor's website. £13,000+ it cost.

+1 for G700!

Corsair recommend you do that anyway. Front 200mm to take in air, and the top 200mm to exhaust the air.

Looks like the city of hamunaptra (City of the Dead) Here's a screenie from Dear Esther. People need to diversify on screenshots! Sick of seeing Skyrim.

Hmm will give that a try, thanks.

I usually have vsync on for all my games to reduce screen tearing.

4GB is generally fine for an average gamer.

I record on Sniper Elite V2 at max graphical settings with MSI Afterburner with the settings I gave and I get no performance issues whatsoever, it's as if i'm not even recording. With the specifications on your rig from your signature I would assume you could do the same.

For anyone intending to install the OS onto a SSD these days, I always recommend at least 120/128GB for the size. 60/64GB is simply not enough to contain the OS and a few other programs, at least not for me anyway.

RTV1 video codec generally creates a larger file, almost as large as uncompressed video. You're better off using MJPG for video compression. As you can see from my videos, there isn't much loss of quality.

What's your SSD going to be used for? 60GB gets filled pretty fast...

2 minutes at 2GB is still quite a lot... are you recording at 30fps or 60fps?

I use MSI afterburner. I used to use fraps, but it limits your in-game FPS to the same as the recording, and also records in 4GB increments. You can check out the 1080p quality i've used on videos uploaded to my youtube. My MSI Afterburner settings are as follows: The latest video I made...