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Xamurus

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  • Birthday Nov 06, 1985

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    Intel Core i7 4790k @4.7

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  1. $83.95 all up using AUS Post standard, that was ordering from CPL and Centre Com only (which is what I would suggest doing). P.S the PSU is out of supply.
  2. I can't find it anywhere in my soundcard's audio software.
  3. I followed your easy to understand steps up until step 6 where under the "Levels" tab I only have a slider for "Volume Control".
  4. Yes I do have the drivers installed, when installing them there was no option for listening to yourself, and the program that Asus gives you "Asus Xonar DGX Audio Center" has no option that I can find atleast,
  5. Like I said in my original post it is unchecked and I can still hear myself.
  6. 100% sure, it also occurs when I'm just using my computer with my microphone on.
  7. So about 2 weeks ago I purchased a ModMic 4 to go along with my ATH-m50xs, and after installing the modmic with my headphones, I realised that the audio quality of the mic was pretty terrible and soon after figured the reason for this was my motherboards crappy onboard audio. So I then bought an Asus Xonar DGX soundcard and it completely fixed the sound problems and it sounds great now. The only problem now, is that while my microphone is on I can hear myself through my headphones. I looked up this issue and didn't find anything specific for the modmic but the main "fix" was to go into recording devices select the microphone, select the "Listen" tab then uncheck "Listen to this device" and then its seems to fix the problem, but this is not the case for me. I still have the problem and it is really bugging me to have mute my microphone when I'm not speaking on Skype or in-game to not hear myself breathing. If anyone has any advice or a way to fix my issue it would be greatly appreciated as this is really bugging me. EDIT* This was solved by uninstalling the current Asus drivers and installing and older version of the drivers.
  8. Is it worth my time to build a custom HTPC or should I just get an i3 Intel Nuc and buy the ram and stuff for it?
  9. I have a Define R4 myself. Really good and recommend it. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811352020
  10. I would love a NUC for a media PC to stream movies and Netlfix! Thanks Intel!
  11. Hey guys, built a new PC about 2 weeks ago I am now ready to overclock my CPU. So I went into the BIOS and navigated to the overclocking settings, but I can't seem to change the mulitplier? (as in it doesn't give any options when I click on it or press enter) Somebody please help.
  12. Does that have any benefits over the i3-4130?
  13. It's a bit more expensive than I was hoping for, any suggestions on how to bring the price down? http://au.pcpartpicker.com/p/FXXRMp
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