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Lol this is the most petty thing I've ever read. The only game I've had problems with on 10 is Guild Wars 2, and I'm pretty sure it's an NVidia driver problem.

You really just want to put Windows and smaller programs (Such as startup programs, like will said, if you want) on the small SSD. I don't personally have anything else except windows on my SSD though. The boot time is hilariously fast in comparison to a HDD, but you have to have a certain amount of space free on an SSD to make it optimal. (10% if I remember correctly)

Indeed, I've only had it via the tech. preview for about a month but I love it. Every game has been compatible without issue as well.

This isn't a comment about the graphics (Look fine to me), but if you have an Nvidia card I would look into using Shadowplay. Worlds better than FRAPS with no to very little performance degradation since it records using the GPU.

Wipe your PC clean (Completely, format it.) and reinstall everything and see if you have any improvements. If not, I think your card may be on its last leg.

Build your own PC is the greatest piece of advice you can get for PC gaming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-ObB_S_qZo

1. This same thing occurred every time a patch for GTA 4 came out. It isn't new. Patch comes out, breaks scripts. Scripts are updated. Rinse, repeat. 2. R* never said they support mods. In fact, they say that they are unsupported and will break - this does not mean they are actively against them. This isn't new. 3. They aren't deliberately targeting mods. 4. Games get a lot of patches over time. Get used to it - back up your .exe and update files if you don't want to wait for the scripts to be updated. 5. Yeah, waiting a day is going to be the "Downfall" of mods. LOL

Oh yeah indeed, I wasn't really comparing it to what you said, just in general.

Ehh this isn't really true anymore. The ones you find at Best Buy/Walmart of course will not play games, but the ones made by companies like ASUS and MSI will be fine for gaming, they are just really pricey.

Right now the game that has me hooked is ARK: Survival Evolved.

It should be noted that the 980M, which is a mobile card, is not equivalent to the GTX 980.

Hype.

Last time I posted on here was ~4 years ago, and the progress since then has been incredible. I'm glad to see you are already getting this to work in GTA 5, love it now and looking forward to see what comes in the future.