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I could spend a bit extra for m50x if needed, but I'll wait for other responses as well. It's not strict 100 EUR. I've used coiled cables on one headset before and it was great imo.

Usually they would. However at the start of the corona things I ordered an SSD from Amazon Germany, which after a week+ still hadn't been shipped, so I'm not sure if they do now.

Ah right I meant local web stores, I suppose I could import them but with corona that might be annoying, and more expensive due to import tariffs. As for web shops here that I could order from: https://www.coolblue.be/en https://www.vandenborre.be/nl (only available in Dutch/French) https://www.bol.com/nl/?country=BE&approved=true (only available in Dutch)

Unfortunately those are all sold out on local retailers here (In Belgium).

Hello, Today my HyperX Cloud finally broke on me, so I'm looking for a new set of headphones. Price range ~100 EUR. I mostly use them for gaming and listening to music (Mostly Rock and EDM genres). I don't have any additional audio gear other than the built-in sound card on my motherboard. I don't know a lot about this sort of stuff so if I forgot to mention something, please forgive me.

I'll see if it still acts up, I'd rather not go through the trouble of disassembling and reassembling my PC, for now it hasn't.

So this just started happening after I cleaned out my PC with a can of air. ASUS anti surge just starts shutting off my pc when playing games. For example when alt-tabbing out of FO4, when I just won a game of Overwatch, etc. Should I be worried about my PSU failing. Bought it in April 2016 it's a SeaSonic M12-II Evo 620W.

Hello everyone, I'm experiencing jagged small edges in my games, as demonstrated by these videos: GTA Online Settings: Overwatch Settings: Is there any way I can fix this? Specifications: Windows 10 64-bit version 1511 MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G, Driver Version 376.48. I also had this problem on 376.09 i5 6600k, Overclocked to 4.6Ghz ASUS Z170-P Motherboard, Bios version 0705 2x8 DDR4 2133Mhz RAM, Kingston HyperX Fury SeaSonic M12-II 620W Bronze PSU Hard Drives: 120GB Samsung 840 Evo 1000GB Western Digital Blue WD10EZEX 480GB SanDisk Ultra II <-- Overwatch and GTA Online are on this disk Thanks in advance!

Is there also a software based solution that can run on the (windows )server that needs to be protected? Or is Windows Firewall sufficient for that?

They already have a router so a software based firewall would be preferable. With antivirus included would be even better.

normal grade stuff then.

Hello everyone, I'm setting up a new server for a startup business. I would like to know a good antivirus for professional use. It can cost 100-150 Euros one time and it would be nice if it also came with Antivirus. Thanks in advace! Wadu436

So I changed the subnet of the DD-WRT router to 192.168.0.2 (subnet of ISP Modem is 192.168.0.1) and now I'm able to acces computers on the dd-wrt router from my pc, and vice-versa

Hi everyone, I installed dd-wrt on my router yesterday, and its working really well. I've made a smb share, and that is working well too. I'd like too acces it from a PC that is upstream (connected directly to the ISP modem). Here's a diagram that I drew: Is this possible?

Hi everyone, I was disassembling my PC because I got a new case and I found this thing lying in it. What is it, is it important? http://imgur.com/nSvXpuU