What a bunch of fgts. GTA V is tha best thing evarrrrrrrr!!!!!

I only get excited for Call of Duty, Battlefield and Uncharted games..

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Speaking of GTA V...

what the fuuuuu?:rofl2:

Also it made $800 million in the first 24 hours of its release :eek:

Just because a bunch of people throw money at something, does not make it inherently good.

who cares, it still sucks.:rofl2:

:iagree::iagree:

Random post - selling brand new/unopened Samsung 840pro 256GB SSD.

Retail is 215-225, letting it go for 180 if you guys know anyone interested.

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You guys said there's a 370z in GTAV? I haven't found it. I've found tons of vettes, mustangs, ferraris and a couple R8s and something that sorta looks like a GT-R but no Zs.

What's the name of the car? Never mind. Found it.

Also, can I "Save" vehicles the way you can save your starter vehicle? As in, "if i wreck it, can it reappear at my house or whatever"?

Also, how do I export screen shots I've taken?

Did you ever find out the answers to these questions? If so I'd be curious to know as well.

No 370Z. The Elegy RH8 is the GTR equivalent. Vehicles only get saved if you leave them in your garage.

That was the easiest GTA ive ever played. Im too lazy to hunt down those 100 notes so I think im at like 93 percent completion and trying to sell the game now.

Im gonna start Dishonored for PS3 hopefully this weekend.

I've never really found any of the GTA games particularly difficult. There's always a couple missions you have trouble with for some reason or another.

Well what made this particularly easy was the checkpoints throughout missions which I dont remember in past games. So if you're five minutes into the mission and fvck up you dont have to start over again. I have to admit, it was certainly helpful.

Yeah that's true, I forgot about that. It did help in saving you from having to do long drives over and over again for missions.

http://www.avsforum.com/a/the-not-so...een-uhd-and-4k

Pretty good article. Didn't know any of this previously.

I always thought they both referred to the same thing. Thanks for posting this :tup:

yeah, thanks for posting this, I do have my eye on a samsung 50" 4k tv at best buy. Its so badass.

The article is maybe a touch pedantic. DCI doesn't own the term 4K, and "consumer 4K" (4K UHDTV) has more or less become a resolution standard in it's own right.

2160p isn't terribly catchy and 4K is a neat (and slightly misleading--even better!) marketing term.

I was planning on buying a new TV when we move into our house in a couple months, but I've been tempted to wait like a year and hope that 4K TV's become more affordable by then. I'll probably just stick with the usual 1080p for now and upgrade in a couple years.

I think the challenge with 4K is going to be content.

I'm patiently waiting for 21:9 aspect ratio to become popular. It'll replace triple monitor setups :D

I like how they curve it too... will fit nicely on a desk lol

LG's 105-inch, 21:9 curved UHD TV is wide enough to be a tanning bed

Yeah that's what I figured. Another reason to wait. I just got excited since I saw one in person for the first time this past weekend.

I highly doubt it will replace multiple monitor setups.

That's probably true, I was only thinking about my setup when I posted that lol
I'm not a fan of multimonitor setups because there's little issues here and there that get annoying sometimes

It would look amazing for things, such as games, that are designed for it, but I'd still rather have 3 monitors so I can have three working windows up at any one time.

Ill be going "4k" this summer. Both ASUS and Lenovo have $800 27" displays coming out. Ill be needing another 7950 for sure.

I'm selling a 4k tv right now on eBay ;)

84" though lol

Best buy has a samsung on display, its fricken amazing...

"fell off the back of the truck" eh?

:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

LOL. Also found out the markup of these TVs. Best Buy employee discount on the Samsung 9000 series 55" LED 4k is $3500. TV is $5500 new...E-sale is $2030 haha. Once the other companies like walmart get 4k's and undercut everyone expect some big price drops in cost.

That's racist lol

List price on the 84" I am selling is 19,999 lol

Best buy has it for 16,999.

I'm cheaper ;)

lol what? You just said bestbuy is like 3k less?

Employee price is like 7-8k.

The big $40000 TV they have is lie 17k for them.

I'm pretty sure employee prices isn't that low on a 20k list toshiba 84" 4k 3d tv lol