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That is interesting using a hat. I have a mv7 mic using xlr. I only really need the headset. I wonder if the 5XX have less pressure given that it's just the band and not also the plastic headband and foam like the 58x.

I currently have the Sennheiser 58x jubilee headphones they are alright nothing special. They're paired with the Schiit Stack magni and modi. My wife has noticed the headphones are rubbing my scalp and is afraid of balding. I've read a lot of suggestions one I've been trying is using hair gel to keep my hair up. I've been looking at the HE-5XX head phones on drop as an option I think the headband would place less pressure. Thoughts? I originally thought of going to the hifi forums but I didn't want to deal with elitist pricks. https://drop.com/buy/drop-hifiman-he5xx?searchId=0df720b12a70dddbe293779a101ea4b5

No complaints there. Didn't think it would make sense to do that since my front fans were intakes. My initial logic was to exhaust air from behind my motherboard out. Good stuff thanks guys.

I did yes. It looks like lost a few degrees on idle and a few at load. No longer as hot. Running a street cpu stress test in CPU-Z.

Screwdriver super strong could barely tell I was applying any force.

Worth a shot. Just got the LTT screwdriver for my birthday haven't used it yet.

It's pretty close to even 6 exhaust 4 intake.

Your hw monitor temps are fairly close to mine. I dip below 30 on idle and hold pretty steady at 70 under full load.

Hot when full load. I notice it more when I'm playing Diablo 4. I touch the top ofu case and feel heat. I'm sure a little is ok but with the fans I have I would expect to feel some cool air.

My aio has been doing fine my temps with my 12700k top out at 70C at stock frequency non overclocked. I'm fine with the temps and the temps have been hot where I'm at however with the amount of cooling I have I'm a little nervous about it he heat I'm feeling from the radiator. Should I look towards upping my fans (maybe industrial noctuas) or a new aio (current aio is about 3 years old). Intel i7 12700k 32Gb Corsair LP DDR4 3600 EK 360 DRGB AIO -w/3x NF-12's in push/exhaust EVGA 3080FTW3 Ultra Lian-Li 011 Dynamic EVO 2x NF-A14 intake Front mesh add-on 2x NF-A14 exhaust back mesh side panel 2 NF-A14 bottom of cause intake for you 1x NF-A14 back of case exhaust. Corsair HX1000 Platinum Samsung 980 Pro Nvme (updated firmware) 1tb Samsung 860 1tb Samsung 850 500Gb

I ended up getting a refurbished hx1000 from Corsair for $184 it allows me to keep my Corsair sleeved cables and have piece of mind.

I already have the 750w sorry

I think I bit off more the I could chew. I'm thinking maybe I didn't account for enough power for my new setup I had a 9900k previously and with the 12700k I'm thinking I may want to move to a 1000 watt psu thinking maybe and rm1000 by Corsair thoughts? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6VWZTn

I do have a boom it's pretty close to my face the main issue I get is background noise and windows moving my volume all over.

That's it sorry I thought I goofed the terms. Condenser mics which are normally USB are more sensitive. Was thinking going dynamic would make it so they heard me and less so my wife cursing about her co-workers.