A AdecentGamer Estimable Feb 4, 2015 8 0 4,510 0 Feb 5, 2015 #1 I own a lenovo y500 !st gen and was wondering how much Ohm headphone can I run with it, I have a headphone in mind which is about 46ohms, will i be able to play games with it without loosing its potential or will I need a headphone Amp to run it???
I own a lenovo y500 !st gen and was wondering how much Ohm headphone can I run with it, I have a headphone in mind which is about 46ohms, will i be able to play games with it without loosing its potential or will I need a headphone Amp to run it???
0 i7Baby Dignified BANNED Jul 25, 2012 2,277 0 13,960 305 Feb 5, 2015 #2 Per http/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headphones "Low-impedance headphones are in the range 16 to 32 ohms and high-impedance headphones are about 100-600 ohms." So you'll be fine.
Per http/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headphones "Low-impedance headphones are in the range 16 to 32 ohms and high-impedance headphones are about 100-600 ohms." So you'll be fine.
0 A AdecentGamer Estimable Feb 4, 2015 8 0 4,510 0 Feb 5, 2015 #3 http/xtreme.jvc.com/spec.html the headphone specs JVC HA-MR77X
0 i7Baby Dignified BANNED Jul 25, 2012 2,277 0 13,960 305 Feb 5, 2015 #4 Its a normal headphone. That's what laptops are made for.
0 A AdecentGamer Estimable Feb 4, 2015 8 0 4,510 0 Feb 5, 2015 #5 Thanks for the fast reply these are the specs http/xtreme.jvc.com/spec.html JVC HA-MR77X it says something about 1000mW(IEC) is that relevant?
Thanks for the fast reply these are the specs http/xtreme.jvc.com/spec.html JVC HA-MR77X it says something about 1000mW(IEC) is that relevant?
0 i7Baby Dignified BANNED Jul 25, 2012 2,277 0 13,960 305 Feb 5, 2015 #6 Not really. That's just the max power they want you to put through them.
0 A AdecentGamer Estimable Feb 4, 2015 8 0 4,510 0 Feb 5, 2015 #7 Ok so i should get these without having to worry about buying amp and still getting the best out of it on my laptop?
Ok so i should get these without having to worry about buying amp and still getting the best out of it on my laptop?