Help: Two people gaming/mic in the same room. - [H]ard|Forum
WEBDec 27, 2004 — I finally got my wife's computer setup and we started gaming together. Everything is great except when it comes to our mics. We currently use discord to chat during games, but the other person's mic is picking up both of our voices and creates an echo. I use a blue yeti and she uses a cheap logitech desk mic.
Should I keep my KRK 6 G2 + KRK10S or use Gaming PC Speakers?
WEBJan 7, 2005 — Don't listen to the person who told you that. Studio speakers work very well for gaming/computer use. I would 10x rather keep a KRK speaker setup and deal with the space requirements / footprint rather than switching to the Corsair setup. First, the resell value is probably only 60% of the price you paid for the KRK speakers.
Using an OLED as a PC Monitor; worth it? - [H]ard|Forum
WEBApr 1, 2008 — 3,995. 4 hours of use per day is hardly a risk for burn in. There are those who have been using their OLED's for anywhere from 8-12 hours per day for YEARS without any sign of burn in still. Really at this point I think burn in is 99.9% avoidable as long as you know what you are doing, at least in the short term.
Gaming on Quadro? - [H]ard|Forum
WEBMar 22, 2024 — 1,369. cjcox said: I used to game some on a Quadro, but that's getting pretty old now. There are some benefits in that you usually get more memory and unlocked encoders and such, but you have to at least be on the low mid-tier or above. The ultra low end is pretty bad, and of course the high end gets very pricey.
Dt 770 pro for gaming? - [H]ard|Forum
WEBJun 3, 2020 — Messages. 12,169. The DT770 Pros are great gaming headphones. There is a reason why the design has stood the test of time. Compared to the 990 Pros, I'd say that the 990s have a more airy sound, while the 770s have better bass. Overall their sound signature is still very similar. I prefer closed headphones (such as the 770 Pro) for …
New to AMD. Just received my 7900XTX. Need software settings …
WEBAug 27, 2005 — XFX 7900XTX Merc 310 Black. According to the TPU review one BIOS sets a power limit of 327W and boost clock of 2615 MHz and the other sets the power limit at 339W and the boost clock at 2680MHz. Other than that I second the comment to make sure freesync is enabled if supported and also check to make sure it set to use whatever your …
Identify the weak link in my gaming PC! - [H]ard|Forum
WEBJan 29, 2018 — At least not much. It will eliminate hitching in a few games, though. A 1060 should be able to play most games at 1080p/60 as long as you're willing to dial back the details to medium on occasion. If you're looking for a new GPU, Best Buy stores sell 1080's at normal retail price. Your RAM should be fine for gaming.
Anyone use a soundbar for PC gaming? - [H]ard|Forum
WEBFeb 18, 2007 — Aug 25, 2013. Messages. 9,582. My old man uses one of Klipsch's sound bars for his PC under this Samsung 4k display. Sounds great sitting right in front of it. He exclusively plays Diablo 3, so take that for what it is. We usually have YT videos streaming when I'm over having some drinks, sounds good to me.
HTPC seating question - [H]ard|Forum
WEBAug 25, 2024 — Feb 3, 2007. Messages. 1,158. I think you have to keep the two separate (Home Theater/PC Gaming). That said, Home Theater + Console Gaming is a better fit. Problem is screen size and proximity to it. A screen large enough to create a home theater experience would put you a good distance from it when PC gaming.
Opinions Please: 38" 3840x1600 vs 42" 4K Monitor for Business 1st ...
WEBSep 6, 2021 — The 38" monitors are basically the same pixels as three 1080P monitors (it's like two 1920x1080 monitors, side by side, but with 50% more vertical) It's a good format if your work is reading documents and you want a lower PPI (it's close to a 20-21" 1080P monitor or a 40-42" 4K monitor) If you really need all the pixels, then a 4K is probably ...