PingKueh
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Sure thanks all. Will highly consider 1070.
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Between 1070 and 1070ti, are the difference huge?
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I'm based in Singapore, so most cards from MSI, Asus and Sapphire i will be able to get them. And looking to drive my 1440p monitor. For price wise, im comfortable till ard $700-$800 sgd
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Hey guys, Currently I'm using a Sapphire R9 380X 4GB GDDR5. Would like to seek out some recommendations for an upgrade from this. Was considering the RX580. If so which brand would be awesome to consider? Thank you
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Have been using AMD GPU for quite some time. First, was the Sapphire HD5850, and after 5 years i upgraded to Sapphire Nitro R9 380X (Currrent GPU). Always hoping to get a high tier card for the ultimate gaming experience without spending a bomb from my wallet. Hope to win the new AMD Radeon GPU
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Need some pro to help you. I've never met such problem, that all browser freezes up when watching video. Sorry mate
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you try this? might help you http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/windows-10-chrome-browser-freezing-issue-how-fix-1518634
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what browser you're using btw?
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I'm not comparing. But in basic. db is just a number showing the loudness of the headphones. And TS's question is why is his AD700X softer than his X32S. I'm just keeping things simple.
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TS is asking about the loudness. As if too much specs info might be confusing
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Hi the reason to why AD700X sounds softer, is due to the sensitivity of the headphones that are measured in db(decibels) which is only 100db, considered low for a headphones. The db on your X32s is not stated on their official site. But from what I see, X32s has a higher db than the AD700X, which is why is softer to your liking. It's not because of front or back audio ports. And nothing to do with the music software/app you use. The solution to this kind of problems is, some might wanna use an amp or you can only crank up your volume. Every headphone has different level of sensitivity (db)
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I agree to that. To add on, you only use USB when you have a better external DAC than the built in one in your PC. other than that it's hard to compare and depends on what you using with.
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Here is mine. Sorry for the messy cables behind
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DACs are basically converters from Digital to Analog. To improve audio quality, need to take note of a quite a number of things. 1st: Headphones/Earphones 2nd: DACs (mostly external) 3rd: Audio files (lossless) 4th: Cables used connecting them together For headphones, DACs & Cables, you gotta try it yourself to see if you like what you're hearing. For audio, recommended that is rip from CD. But if you want something simple, nothing complicated, since you already own the M50X, change the audio files you're listening to and get a better DAC.
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alrighty. Thanks for the help
