The Fallout 4 Forum

[quote=The_Nameless_Bard]*twitch* the dollar sign goes before the number, guys.[/quote]

[quote=OTGBionicArm]Eh, makes more sense to put them after the numbers. We say "300 dollars" not "dollars 300". Pretty dumb thing to point out tbh. :p[/quote]

[quote=The_Nameless_Bard]It doesn't "make more sense", it's just entirely incorrect and it really drives me crazy.[/quote]

[quote=OTGBionicArm]You do understand that it's unreasonable and annoying to point it out, and nag people about it right? Especially if you're derailing just to fix someone's grammar. Especially if that grammar fix is pointless.[/quote]

[quote=Vynertje][quote=OTGBionicArm]Probably newegg yeah. Using something called CPU-z it said my ram voltage is 1.5v? Is that too high?[/quote] Yes, won't work with the latest generation motherboards. I agree by the way about recycling storage (although I generally don't prefer using an old storage drive as my main boot drive in a second system) and case (if possible, because a lot of cases don't have good ventilation or can't fit longer GPU's). @Searz: I haven't seen OTG's system, but lets not forget that it's often necessary to upgrade power supply as well (assuming he's coming from a pre-built system with crappy PSU), + swapping motherboard also means you need to get a new OS. I'd suggest to continue this in the PC thread though, so if anyone has any further remarks please post there :)[/quote]

[quote=The_Nameless_Bard][quote=OTGBionicArm]You do understand that it's unreasonable and annoying to point it out, and nag people about it right? Especially if you're derailing just fix someone's grammar. Especially if that grammar fix is pointless.[/quote]I suppose by that logic I should just stop following the comments at all, even if they interest me, because whatever OCD tendencies I have about this kind of stuff make it really difficult for me to read them and ignore that. But whatever, it's all language convention anyways.[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=The_Nameless_Bard]*twitch* the dollar sign goes before the number, guys.[/quote] I don't care :P OTG got it. It does make a lot more sense to use it after. Also, OTG, not sure if you've noticed, but your current rig should run Fallout 4 just fine at lower qualities (low-medium). It should run the game comparably to a console, probably even better. So it makes very little sense to get a console for it.[/quote]

[quote=OTGBionicArm]Hmm, I checked the "canyourunit" site and it said I dont even meet minimum requirements for Fallout 4. :/[/quote]

[quote=Vynertje]Minimum requirements are pretty nonsense to be honest. I've seen many games run on hardware far below the minimum specs (last week a friend of mine got Witcher 3 to work on a HD 5770, which was a mid-range card 5 years ago).[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Vynertje]I haven't seen OTG's system, but lets not forget that it's often necessary to upgrade power supply as well (assuming he's coming from a pre-built system with crappy PSU), + swapping motherboard also means you need to get a new OS.[/quote] Well, he'll be using a more power-efficient CPU, so even if his GPU will draw more power that should be compensated for by lower CPU power-draw. Still might be worth just checking the wattage on the PSU to make sure. And yeah, new OS.. *cough*fuckmicrosoftjustpirateit*cough* [quote]I'd suggest to continue this in the PC thread though, so if anyone has any further remarks please post there :)[/quote] Yeah, you're right. I'll be moving my last comment there.[/quote]