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Which headset would you recommend in the Hyper X line (if you have used other variations). I just really want to be sure that keystrokes won't be picked up.. I mean probably 5%-8% of the time if you tap/smack the keys/keyboard hard.

Hey peeps I'm dropping back down into the market to buy a new headset or an audio system i.e Headphones and a seperate microphone, I am doing this reluctantly because plain and simple I am sick of my headset picking up clicking sounds and sounds from my keyboard. I've tried tinkering with the recording settings in the driver and it keeps picking it up no matter how soft or how hard I tap the key (I do tend to mash alot) And i know that can be a factor but the distance between my headset and keyboard is normal but it just keeps picking everything up. I am a gamer so that does explain ALOT but I've seen so many streamers and other friends on Discord, Teamspeak etc who have the same exact keyboard but nothing is picked up.. at all. My typing is picked up the moment I press a key and my friends complain that they can hear it, although some are used to it. My keyboard is the Corsair K70 Lux so it's a red-switch, the headset that I own is a Logitech G633 Artemis 7.1 headset. The audio quality and stuff on this headset is amazing but I'm fed up with its microphone quality. I would like recommendations but only serious ones, I'm in need of a proper system/peripheral.

I heavily prefer RGB (forgot to mention this) with Macro's.. I mean hell, if i'm gonna get recommended the K95 which i heard is one of the most expensive keyboards on the market right now I would get it but I'm not sure which Cherry MX switch they use and I don't know if it's going to be outdated soon.

Hey guys, just wanna start off by saying that I have no budget for this keyboard but I highly doubt i'll spend over AUD $300. I'm not really knowledgeable in the keyboard department so I thought i might as well just ask here. I am a gamer and also a student so I need a keyboard that also suits typing (i.e Assignments, drafts and countless hours of using excel and macros etc) As i said, i don't care about the budget, but I want something that isn't going to wake up the entire neighborhood but at the same time I want something that seriously packs a punch in gaming. I HEAVILY prefer a keyboard with Macro keys, I find them useful even though if i don't end up using them for some time. Thank you in advance!

Hey guys, I'm looking to buy 2 24" 60hz 1080p monitors but I don't really know if i should go for a monitor that'll cost me like AUD$250 which has HDMI/DP/DVI etc.. Are there any other monitors that have the same inputs but come at a cheaper price? I live in Australia so the prices are steroid crazy. I was looking at getting 2 of the BenQ RL2455HM's but I feel like there could be a cheaper option and have what these monitors offer. I'll be using one for gaming and the other for general use while gaming (web browsing etc) and for my Playstation 4.

Hey guys, shortly after figuring out what my final "build" is going to look like, I'm really indecisive when it comes to cases. Now, I don't want to pay $912381381 case that'll transform into Super Saiyan Blue Goku Kaioken x10 but I wouldn't mind spending that extra buck to get the best out of every single feature of a case. MB is ATX. I'm going for a black and red theme so obviously the case would have to be black (based or entire) and also what i would be looking for is: - Alot of space for installing parts/removing etc. - Compatible with most coolers ie NZXT Kraken x31 (the one i will be getting) - 8/10 to 10/10 Cable management potential. - Sexy. - RGB/Red Lighting preferred. Budget = Honestly, as long as it has all 4 of the requirements i've stated then I really don't mind spending extra money, but not ridiculously high. AUD btw, I live in Australia. I'll be getting my PC within a fortnight but I can't wait anymore lmao :'( Thank you for the recommendations in advance by the way guys! <3

I want everything maxed at 1080p. I wanna get 2 of the same monitors just so I can keep the setup fresh and "themed".

I would also like to mention I've never been with any other company but NVIDIA.. the 1060 is in my current list at the moment but i just want to add some finishing touches and make sure everything is settled. 1 monitor would be used for gaming anyways, the other one would be just for web browsing/skype/teamspeak/general stuff etc while gaming etc.

I'm going to be purchasing my computer within the next fortnight and I'm not the gamer that plays games like The Witcher etc. Games such as CS:GO, Rocket League. Battlefield 1, Overwatch, Dead By Daylight, Killing Floor 2, Battlerite Doom (Maybe), FIFA 17, NBA 2K17 are games that I currently own. I was thinking maybe I'd buy a card that could run the games I play at max settings 1080p but i had a few friends telling me there really isn't any point doing that since technology keeps evolving but I'm not one that's really into playing every single game since I'm not an avid gamer, I'm a casual gamer but I would still love to play games at max settings 1080p.. I'll be purchasing 2 monitors but not going for 144hz (60hz is enough for me). What are the go to/best cards everyone gets to max games out at 1080p?

I play some exclusives + NBA/FIFA on consoles, only reason why,

yeah the shops around here are different, some have all the parts but have ridiculous pricing, some have the best parts but on low stock all the time and there are the ones that have the best prices but you'll never get to see your precious parts haha. I'm happy with the build you've given me. I'll be getting a ps4 soon as well so the extra HDMI slot helps HEAPS.

Well, until then I'll be sticking to 1080p, i mean, it's enough for me I'm not really fussed going ultra-hectic high 4K Ultra, i'd need to fork out twice the amount of the budget if I wanna get stable 60fps at that quality.. I'm absolutely fine with 1080p, as long as i can max every single game i play out i'm fine. This monitor saves me alot of $$$ as well.

I use AUD, not USD.

Keep the HDD, remove the SSD.

it's like $49-70 for the entire set of cables depending on how many sets you want. We can add it but a simple 24" 60Hz 1080p monitor will do.