Recent content by Isokolon

I don't hold Razer in the highest regard. SteelSeries... supposedly the more expensive ones aren't too bad, but in that kind of bracket, I'd rather get brands that actually specialise in audio & hifi I only know the ATH-M50x/M40x and they're nice but a bit bass driven and don't have the widest...

I got a pair of Sennheiser HD569 (same as the 598Cs, but a tad cheaper) and I must say, this is by far the most comforatable thing I've ever worn on my head. sound is pretty soft & warm, other headphones got a stronger bass but I think it's quite nice the way it is (and I listen to some...

The obvious would be Sennheiser's G4ME ONE or G4ME ZERO especially if you don't need too much of a bassy sound.

not really my forté to be honest. the Logitechs might profit off the AMP, the Bose probably wouldn't (depending on their wireless connector) from the tests I've read the GSX1000 is a pretty nice AMP in the 120-160$ price range (plus Sennheiser tax, plus virtualization makes the price alright I...

the Sennheiser AMP connects to your mainboard via USB. all other devices (headphones, speakers) to the AMP generally the 1200 PRO isn't really worth it over the 1000 unless you got an e-sports team and everyone got one and you're heading to LANs. the 7.1 sound is virtual and created by the...

I'd go with the Sennheiser.

generally Windows Defender (under Win10) is on par or better than most of the free stuff

The gsp300 will probably be fine. I recently switched from an analogue 5.1 to a Sennheiser HD569 stereo and I find it easier to exactly pinpoint the locations. Overall sound is better as well (due to the fact that it uses bigger drivers and..well... Sennheiser) To me 5.1/7.1 is a tad...

better ask the MSI support that question. possibly yes, but it depends on the BIOS and mainboard if a CPU change is supported.

Haha i was just researching the 598CS today. Forget Razer, overpriced gamer junk. Good audio headphones with a decent soundstage will always be better than 'gaming headsets' with their lesser audio but gimmick overload usb software. So generally I tend towards the Sennheiser (friend of mine...

Personally I'd go with some good headphones (Sennheiser, AKG, there are several) that are made for high quality audio and something like a modmic. That combination is far superior to gaming headsets. If you want a gaming headset though, I'd go with the Logitech. The G35 had the best headset...

I gotta say you've provided very specific and detailed information that makes it really easy to diagnose your problem and present a solution...

No. The IP is assigned to your modem by your ISP not to the laptop.

the best 7.1 system, we're talking about Hi-Fi systems that can easily cost thousands of $ per speaker. so setting some kind of budget would be nice.

Your keyboard layout is probably set to another language than English. You can change this in the control panel or in the taskbar (there should be 2 letters indicating the current layout)