I would say yes, I got to level 18 and was diamond 1 50 elo all the way from silver in like 3/4 days with a duo

The game proceeded to EOMM me for like 6 days, I ended up being level 30 and GM after 10 days total of playing, makes me sad cause people were hackusating me and calling me a Smurf when I was just new; I wanted that aura of being like level 25 in celestial lmao

I would’ve gone for celestial but it’s my finals season right now and I just wanted a decent rank before season reset, I only played for about 2-3 hours a day total

30-45cm is optimal range for a game like marvel rivals

Sens doesn’t matter though, I’m VT master and GM marvel rivals purely instalock hela and punisher, I don’t really play marvel rivals I just wanted to get a “decent rank” (I know everyone is GM)

I prefer aiming on 30cm it feels good and I use it for both hela and punisher, it’s all just preference and comfort

For me I 1 trick hela because I am good at aiming. I got to diamond 1 at like level 18 in 4 days of playing with a friend from silver.

In 10 days total since starting I was GM, 6 of those days was getting win rate corrected by EOMM pretty much. I could’ve been GM below level 20 lmao.

I’m now like level 31 after these 10 days, tbh my aim also tanked a little because I overplayed.

Previous FPS experience: immortal Val, GE CSGO, masters apex, GM OW2 (dps hitscan), also masters on voltaic benchmarks.

There’s a few players like me out there so sometimes they’re genuinely new to the game.

Sorry, I forgot about this thread.

In my case it’s because I had a WD nvme drive for my OS. It had nothing to do with my GPU.

I realized it wasn’t creating dump files and it had another error coupled with the kernel power 41 in event viewer.

The fix was updating the firmware of my WD SN580

With regards to my other computer (5800x), I genuinely don’t know why it was happening. - could be the lianli sp850 as it has a known problem - could be the Samsung 980 pro that had an issue that slowed it down? Maybe it became corrupted? I don’t remember it making dumpfiles either. I remember seeing news that there was a security update that slowed the drive down but I’m not sure. - could be degradation of the PSU over time, it could t handle the wattage spikes from the GPU

All of these are untested

Sorry, I forgot about this thread.

In my case it’s because I had a WD nvme drive for my OS. It had nothing to do with my GPU.

I realized it wasn’t creating dump files and it had another error coupled with the kernel power 41 in event viewer.

The fix was updating the firmware of my WD SN580

With regards to my other computer (5800x), I genuinely don’t know why it was happening. - could be the lianli sp850 as it has a known problem - could be the Samsung 980 pro that had an issue that slowed it down? Maybe it became corrupted? I don’t remember it making dumpfiles either. - could be degradation of the PSU over time, it could t handle the wattage spikes from the GPU

All of these are untested

idk maybe he thought people were being a jerk to him, even if he’s cringe, he paid for it

all you can do is bully him to get the mod, which is what happened lmao that’s funny

I don’t understand, he commissioned the mod, he paid his own money for it, what obligation does he have to share the assets he paid for with everyone?

Predicting too much, does not look very smooth when changing direction

You’re overcompensating too much

If you are predicting it shouldn’t be this reactive, you have animation queues, it doesn’t seem like you’re slowing down when they’re about to move in the opposite direction, you’re flicking to where you think they’re going to be instead of trying to track the bot’s whole movement

I should add that sometimes certain movement patterns are hard to track exactly such as when someone jumps, in that case you would want to track them near the rising part of the peak, to the peak, to the rest of the falling arc

Does every train have one of these? The small child that shows me the map I mean.

Sure but from what I remember all atoms have a size and to make an alloy that’s stronger you want to find a metal that’s a different size to another metal.

The smaller metal atoms will fill the gap between the larger ones decreasing its malleability.

Take this all with a grain of salt cause it’s been like half a decade since high school and I do comp engineering now 💀.

Aren’t alloys stronger than pure metal? Sorry it’s been a while since high school chem

I mean to say that why can’t the whole thing be 2 vibranium alloys?

It has to bounce around but we know vibranium absorbs kinetic energy which would suck, maybe when mixed with another metal or combination of metals/metallics it can get that bounciness

Best Monitor for Esports would probably be the 480hz 27inch OLED from Asus

Other than that any other 240-360hz OLED would be nice if you could run that in your games

I’ll try undervolting it on my new system, kinda depressing, how would I even give it a proper assessment? Like to know if it’s fixable basically.

Planning on buying a new card relatively soon but always nice to have a 3080 on hand, especially if I can give my old system to my GF

BIOS is on latest stable release

Chipset and GPU drivers are up to date, I DDU'd the GPU drivers in safe mode.

Going off of the list on their website I dont have any apps installed that would be in conflict.

lol how do we know that it’s translating properly and not making it up, how do we even know there’s a message

Not enough hair, also you don’t look 5’3 sorry

I simply won’t use it because I can’t use it at LAN

What was your routine? Just VDIM? Hella good improvement.

DPI is resolution not sensitivity.

By doubling your DPI you double your sensitivity yes because it’s reading twice as many datapoints as before. (Someone correct me if I’m wrong)

If you want the exact same sensitivity you would just half your in game sens.

Higher polling rates benefit from increased dpi e.g 3200 for 4K

He’s looking for brilliant by 20, desperate and cheap to hire, respectfully.

Probably PSU issue, had this exact problem.

Temporarily solved by undervolting my GPU.

It took a while for their R&D department to figure out but they finally can make mousepads that easily break and not just mice!

I mean, esports players just want “the best” with the lowest latency and least amount of issues / stuttering. So 1% and 0.1% lows are very important.

I wish there was a channel or easily accessible forum that explored these minimal differences.