tboss

9. for glory needs stocks 

in the video he said you need to play custom(friends) for stocks. the vast majority of competitive play uses stock by default.

do they count project M as 4, 3ds as 5, and wiiU as 6? 

DLC

typo.

prerelease version/change/design

complete BS?

same reason sony raised the price of the PS4?

simple version for Edram.

its pretty much on die memory to hold small redundant information for the GPU/CPU. 

Inshort it stores redundant information to clear up bandwidth hogs, thus raising effective bandwidth, and help the CPU/GPU in general get some things done faster.

Hype, it is the single most valueable aspect in selling a consule this generation. Developers follow the hype. 

Want proof, PS4 is leading so far off of hype ALONE. both wiiU and xbox1 have better games, and more games. Neather are at risk of going out of business. (microsoft would sell off the xbox1 but there isnt any sign of complete abandonment.) Power is just enough to compete with laptops, and soon outdone by tablets. 

saw this on gaf. 

people were insulting the devs on one of the few solid/semi-solid ports. When in reality EA was at much larger fault.

'we are pushing the limits of the PS4 and xboxone.'     

sure you are. 

also there just might be a PC port. you litterly copy/paste the xbox version and you go the PC port. granit a half ass port. wiiU, just minor graphics hit, the actual game itself, no difference.

at toiletsnaker

i would not recemend windows 8. It is functional, but that OS tends to cause more frustration than innovation, not to mention a larger OS load overhead. also 2 monitors are unnecessary, overall a waste of money unless you have a high end graphics card. 

at MatrixChicken.

what power range or cost range are you looking at. also is there anything you are using from a old computer such as a keyboard, mouse, or monitor? The case is fairly simple, get one that is big enough to fit whatever your going to put in. 7in in its shortest direction is enough. i would also recemend PC part picker. It will tell you about CPU to mother board compatibility, though its not very helpful beyond that. a simple guidline is that the last number usualy says how many pins the CPU and mother board have. usualy something along the lines of CPU name 1115 or 1110 1050 or something similar. that number should mean the number of pins are on the CPU and make sure it matchs up with the slot number on the mother board. the mother board usualy says whats compatable in the discription, but you should still check the slot name/pin number. 

Ram is straight forward, you put it in the slot till it clicks. same with GPU, sound card, and other accessories. intact most part littery just plug into the only slot it is meant to go in. when you get your parts, you will find these brass screws, you screw them into the holes in your case, put your motherboard on top, and use your normal screwed to the screw your motherboard in. they simply raise your motherboard from the case. also your mother board should feature a colorful plug, you will need to read your case manual for that for it controls your case plugin's. they, unlike the rest of the computer, are not streightfoward. 

also look at the PCI/PSI slots on the motherboard, that will tell you what sticks fit, also if you get strong enough of the GPU, it will take 2 slots or cover up 1 of the slots. The easist way to see where it would fit is look at the picture on the box and see if the connector looks like it will fit in the slot.

with the power supply, overshoot what you should need by 100-200 watts. you dont want it to operate near max, and if it does, your computer may just quit for no apparent reason. 

also plug your computer into a wall, not a power strip. only the wall outlet will provide enough power for it to turn on if you make strong enough of a computer.

im going with fake.

ps i strongly recemend that you pirate any of EA's games if you want them. it may be the only way to get your money's worth.