sixium
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Thank you so much. I'll try that =)
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Hi everyone. I was tinkering around with my ENB and combining elements from a few ENBs together, and now I've done something weird to the taillights of my cars. They now appear as two red "dots" as opposed to the whole taillight glowing. Here is a picture of what I'm talking about: Here is what they used to look like with my previous ENB: What did I do wrong? Does anyone know what setting I've accidentally changed? I'll continue tinkering, but I appreciate any help that you can give. Thanks in advance =)
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Thanks! Still working on it a little. Needs to be a little darker at night, like CryENB =) -
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Cool screenshots =)
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Thanks man! LOVE your CHP models!! Super awesome =DDD
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From the album: Liberty Views
Test shot after some experimental ENB customizations I've been working on. What do you think? Model by Sentinel55! CHP ROCKS! =D -
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Technically speaking, the CPU is the brain, and the motherboard is your nervous system. But who's counting.
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According to your list, you have a full tower case with a micro-ATX motherboard. I recommend you get a regular ATX motherboard since your case has plenty of space. The larger motherboard will give you more space to mount your liquid cooling system, more PCIe slots so that you can arrange your large videocard optimally, and more slots should you decide to SLI another 780 to your existing one. Micro-ATX motherboards should only be considered if you get a small case, due to size.
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Yeah. It's okay, CryENB isn't the only ENB out there, but I really love the look of CryENB based on all the screenshots taken with it. Oh well. -
My specs aren't the problem. CryENB (both v1 and v2) just doesn't work for me, no matter what I try. Clean install, existing install, everything on the "it doesn't work" readme, nothing. GTAIV starts to load for a split second, then pops back into Windows, no error message, nothing. =(
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I wish I could run CryENB. =(
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If you get a GTX 750, get AT LEAST a 750 Ti with at least 2GB of VRAM. Or opt for the GTX 760.
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So I have a question for you guys, something that I haven't found an answer to... Say I currently have 8GB of RAM running dual-channel. And, say I want to upgrade to 16GB. What would be better, add two 4GB modules and run it quad-channel, or get two 8GB modules and run dual-channel again?
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Do you really need us to tell you that it's good? Because, ummmm, IT'S GOOD. Monitor(s)? Case? Optical drive? Because I recommend a Blu-ray drive. Just to complete the package.
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Thanks, Nitro =) I'll experiment with it. -
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From the album: sixium's WIP
On the Challenger? I think it looks pretty good on it. Also above is a "stealth" variant. Model by Chippy. Special shout-out to BErad1502 and his Oconee skin pack, for without him I would've never known there was this kick-ass Challenger out there =D -
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Cool skin =) Is this final? I think this skin would look a lot better without the door moldings. =) -
Congratulations! Good luck with building the beast. It's not that bad, PCs are easier to build these days compared to yester-year, you'll do great =)
