How to Let's Play #01: Assess Your PC Hardware
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Hmm, is your microphone built into your laptop, mate?
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BASTARD SOUNDS LIKE MR GARASON FROM SOUTH PARK
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@volkansla Render it (sony vegas Pro/Windows movie maker)
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hi i have a problem i use the fraps and i record 10 minutes full screen and then i want to upload it to youtube but its not working because wen i record 10 minutes the video is more the 2GB why is that so can i change that please answer thx
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xFire works pretty well for recording voice and video at the same time.
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i just need to recorde sound and voice at the same time
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lol i love AMD i have built both... but honestly price per performance ratio is for AMD MORE BANG FOR THE BUCK!!! woot! lol
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About how much hard drive space would you suggest when using a program like FRAPS?
SWolvenProductions 1 year ago
If you're going to capture fullscreen, live-action game video, period, then each raw video could take 500 MB or more, so a drive of 100 GB or better will help in a big way, Partitioning (splitting) larger drives can help you stay organized, but it's always good practice to delete raw footage after processing.
AzureMage253 1 year ago
lol he mentioned nothing about AMD processors...
Phenom 2 for the win!
sirlanceem 2 years ago
Pssst...I've got one of those in my bench box. A Phenom II X4 805 "Deneb", to be exact. In truth, I find AMD-based units easier to construct than Intel-based ones. Maybe it's the LGA socket...no, that's not it. It's that damned crazy HSF (heatsink/fan combo). I'm lucky if I can get one of those on an Intel.
I was listing the Intel line as reference, as all but us geeks are most familiar with Intel
AzureMage253 2 years ago