Title, I dropped it for exactly 300 cad the issue is im so confused i thought these are supposed to make profit??? If i sell it on csfloat I will actually lose 20-30 dollars, i found a lower float for a cheaper price on csfloat so why tf is valve charging me so much. These terminals make ZERO sense
Back when I played, I remember watchdog being pretty trash. I would use high reach like 3.3-3.6 on my main account, never got banned.
I am just wondering how I should change my config to adjust for better anticheats (I would hope they upgraded the AC...)
On vape v4 btw
I am a university student trying to upgrade my PC. I have an rtx 3080 10gb, but with 4k gaming and low vram, it does not perform great, especially with PCVR its unplayable for most games, I need an upgrade.
However, the upgrade I wanted (5070 ti) has raised in price. Its at 1400 CAD right now minimum. While I can save for this, by the time I get that money from my part time job, the 5070 ti will be out of stock or 2000+ dollars, so unless I can magically create 1500 CAD this month, I'm too late for the 5070 ti.
The only option left is the notorious 9070 XT or smth like the 7900 xtx or xt
on paper they perfom well, have good vram, and are less than 1500 which is probably my max budget for a card.
The issue is everyone says AMD is garbage. No matter where i go, I only see people saying you should avoid AMD at all costs, it makes me really contemplate whether I should stay with my card, or just drop my entire life savings on whatever overpriced nvidia card exists, like spending 3k on a 5080 or selling my car and buying a 5090.
I want to switch but all the doom and gloom about amd makes me rather pull out all of my savings and buy once cry once an nvidia card because at least theyre consistent
Also, I play PCVR, and I heard that AMD is terrible for VR so wondering if this is true
I know people have asked this before, but I want specifics because whenever I see this question asked people just say "NOOOOOO IT IS THE WORST! I HATE PHARMACY!!! NEVER DO THIS JOB!!!" So its really hard to find actual information.
Based on research, it doesn't seem that bad. In my city, the average is around 110-120k. Starts lower maybe around 90k a year as a new grad, but im sure with experience you can make more and I was thinking about doing a residency to break into clinical work.
Is it really that bad? I am seriously considering pharmacy but the doom and gloom on this subreddit makes me want to consider smth else
Hello, I'm starting in the fall and i'm pre med so i'll be taking 2-3 science courses a semester constantly (bio, chem, physics, etc) and need a high gpa (preferably 4.3-4.5)
I feel like whenever I look online for study tips or surviving university, a lot of people are simply bankrolled by their parents and do not have to work at all
Has anybody here been able to get consistent A's and A+ in core science courses while working 15 hours a week? If so, can you please give me some tips on how to maintain good grades and not burn out? I have to worry about other EC's like music since i'm trying to join the concert band or wind ensemble for an ec as well as volunteering and clubs which will take a lot of time, but I feel like working is gonna sap a lot of energy as thats what I'm doing in highschool and it already takes a toll with these easier classes, for example really hard to study for exams right now when I keep being schedule for shifts afterschool when I need to study.