What'd you get for Christmas?

Better not be butt ugly >:|
I got a laptop. I don't really like it so I'm returning it, and with the money Imma buy an Xbox One and an older, used laptop.
Very happy with that.
And I got a chair. Not really the kind I want so I'm gonna return it and buy one that I want.
I got an RCR and Roadkill shirt, among lots of other clothes, so that's cool.
Pretty good Christmas this year.

 

16fps is what i play with on gridmap with a D-15

 

Nah, stock. I like the look. Going to paint the spindles black and leave the surround chromed.

 

>i'm 15
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You see, once you hit puberty and begin devolving (you guessed it, at about 15) you produce facial hair of which you should remove with a shaver, of which you have right there. It will be the most useful gift in that picture.

 

Ok, first of all 16FPS really isn't playable. 25 is the minimum for me. (When I'm on something other than my desktop anyway.) Plus if you're getting 16 I doubt that the physics is running at full speed.

Anyway, today I got screwdrivers, a pound of jerky, chocolate, $30 in Itunes cards (If anyone wants them I'll sell them for $20.), $50 Amazon, and like $24 cash I won playing a game.

 

bolded the import part of that sentence

what's considered playable is different for everyone

i'd personally have no problem with 16 fps (i suppose there's one nice thing of never really being able to have constant high fps, is that i can handle low fps) (and come on, that is 4 T75's, so considering that's actually pretty good)

OT:

i got an xbox one, 3ds, clothes, forza horizon 2 (for xbone of course), and a few more games that i can't be bothered to list, also got airsomethingorother guns

 

I'm sorry but that statement is just false. No one can get "handle" a 16 fps frame rate. Yes you might get used to it but its un playable, like as in its impossible to play with the control input lag and the skips in the gameplay to actually use it properly. I've done the same thing for about 5 years using shitty hardware to play games that ran at crappy framerates, usually sub 20fps. They become literally un-playable under about 20 fps.

For example Half Life 1 source ran at about 15fps in some places on old my laptop. This resulted in it being almost impossible to actually move the cursor to the correct position in the screen to hit a target.

 

Obviously its possible, since ive always been able to play at 16 fps with nothing like you speak of, heck ive played at far worse fps without a problem :/

Sent from the 3rd galaxy via the talks of tapping

 

Then explain how i have 117 hours logged on steam, plus countless hours offline with beamng at sub-20 fps? You obviously dont know what youre talking about. Yes, some games will be almost unplayable sub-20, such as fps games and things like that, but for someone that has no other alternative, they either deal with low fps, or they dont play the game. Simple as that.

 

1. The Crew
2. New PC Case
3. Top Gear Book
4. Some Money
5. 1TB Hard Drive

 

Still, I can almost gurantee that with 4 T75s the physics isn't running full speed. I get more than 25FPS with a single T75 but the physics slows down which just makes it almost unplayable for me.

 

I just tuned into this discussion, so maybe I'm off topic, but I can run 4 T-75 with about 30 FPS and real time physics ^^

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BTT: I got a new display case, a shirt of the german football team (4 stars ), and a Samsung Gear Fit!

Some other things too, but that are the main parts!

 

Xbox 1,
Gta 5 for it,
550$ (omg),
A lego technic truck thing,
like 6 15$ iTunes gift cards,
2 new headphones,
Clothes and a bunch of skiing stuff,
and that's all I can remember.

 

Its running in full speed and because the framerate is stable at 16-19 fps it's pretty playable for me.

 

What I got this year.


(imported from here)

 

I got a Lenovo ThinkServer (I'll explain later) with an i3-4130, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, and I added an nVidia GeForce GT 730 with 2GB of DDR3, in all coming to about $400. Compared to my old laptop with a power-hungry first-gen i7, 4GB of RAM, and a GT 310m, this is a big jump. It can play BeamNG pretty well if I turn off the PostFX stuff, and it's a great computer for everything else as well. Oh yeah, and BeamNG itself

 

a couple of speedcubes and some money that I used to buy a g27 (*fiiinaly*)

 

You got a GTX 970? you are lucky..

 

I got 225$, All that is going to my toaster (Computer) A new polaroid tablet, And dancing water speakers, (Speakers that have water in them that sync to sound), And a new R/C helicopter. Here is what the speakers look like in case you don't know what i'm talking about:


And no you don't fill them with water

 

1. Money
2. 3TB Hard Drive
3. 2.1 Speaker System
4. Top Gear Calendar
5. Record Player
6. Tripod
7. Anti Virus Renewal for Subscription

Sorry for the late post.