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If a police officer comes up and knocks on your door and sees you commit a crime, he does have the right to kick in your door and arrest you. He probably wouldn't for something minor, but if he sees you hacking up human beings then he would.

IF YOU DONT'T HAVE ANYTHING TO HIDE YOU SHOULDN'T BE SCARED!!!!!112 -the government

+Robbedem Thank you kindly for clarification.  Been reading up on this topic on some various comments sections elsewhere & feel I have an adequate grasp of the current situation.  G-Sync is indeed here, now.. But that ROG Swift monitor among others sure are hard to afford or even come by as they sell out quickly(Kind of like the 980's which have been on a limited auto-reply, 50-200 stock at a time, release).  With such things, like the Xbox One & PS4, I find it often best to wait a year after the dust has settled to make an informed decision LMAO Thanks again Robbedem ^_*

G-sync exists now but is expensive. Adaptive sync won't be here before Q2 2015.For both you'l need a compatible GPU and monitor.

Just because you have 20mb/s, doesn't mean where you're downloading from, can upload you 20MB/s.I'm pretty sure your familiar with those fileshare sites, that have a subscription. If you're a free user, they limit you to ridiculously small speeds that are just under a megabyte. That's what happens. Many places aren't going to feel the need to send you so much data at a given time.Steam has many users they need to send to. So you're not often going to get 10-20MB/s downloads.Here's where your 20mb/s should help you. You can download from Steam, Origin, and stream on Netflix, all at the same time. Since they all wont up that 20mb/s you should be having from your service provider. I have about 125mb/s. So there can be people downloading, streaming, and even playing games. All at the same time, with no loss in performance from any of them.

The limit might not be on your end, but somewhere in between or even at the server.(my max from steam is 2,2MB/s)

Its rather a out dated and flawed law if you think about it even playing a song on a computer you "copy" it temporarily in to ram or processing memory so its about time it was updated.

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