Recent content by oczdude8

Firstly, I hope you know you cant just plug these into your computer; you need an audio amplifier. Second, when you go to purchase it, give it a listen and see how they sound (and more importantly if the speakers do actually even work). They seem like decent speakers and will probably be better...

Which speakers?

you have to buy a splitter then splits the audio you hear in the ear from the signal of the mic. Otherwise, you will have a Y splitter which just takes your one headphone jack, and creates 2 identical copies from it (like a power bar). Like this...

did you buy a standard 3.5mm splitter cable? Because those are for stereo audio only. If you look at the tip of ur headphone jack it will look different then that splitter you bought. It seems to me you bought the wrong splitter, and you might damage ur headphone/pc with it,

to be honest, im not sure what the new version are exactly capable of, but I remember the old ones you could. Try googling it. There also may be some cheaper/free program you can find

Try Nero for burning CD/DVDs/Bluray. Also, why are you using Bluray? The quality is not going to be any better. You just have more storage.

Have you looked at the new razer blade edge? Its 14 inch, but its ALOT sleeker then those giant Origin laptops..... The size and weight of the razer blade is similar to a MacBook. http://www.razerzone.com/ca-en/gaming-systems/razer-blade

Try running malware bytes. You can also run MSCONFIG, and disable any weird start up applications

I wasn't able to find anything with a discreet input switch. See if you can do this with your PC's built in sound card. You can plug ur aux cable into the line in, and switch in windows between aux and PC audio.

There is a chance of damaging them, but what usually happens is you get really loud volume without being able to adjust it (and some distortion). Ofcourse, these effects are different depending on the specific speaker and amp used. A quick google search of this will lend you more insight of...

You don't need an amp. Just get a mixer/soundcard. Something like this :http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/AudioBoxUSB You can connect ur phone into the instrument port (need 1/8->1/4 adapter), and your pc is connected via USB.

I think it should run it with low settings (with playable frame rates).

Have to say im really excited about this. Not because im going to buy the iWatch, but because its going to instill competition and get the smart watch makers moving. I am sure companies like Samsung will really step up their game and make something nice. Smartphones are getting old, we need to...

Since the line was not in the additional monitor you tried, it is not ur gpu. It is your LCD. You need to replace the LCD