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Aeradom

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  1. I've searched high and low on the internet and can't quite find the answer it seems anywhere. I suppose that's because I'm looking for a headset that is capable of doing a lot of different things at the same time. Instead of having multiple headsets for different tasks, I'd like to find a headset that will handle everything I need. As far as what that Includes: * 70% of the time Headset will be used for gaming. I'm not exactly sure quite what that entails as far as sound goes and to be fair if this was the only thing I was looking for, then there are plenty of resources online for me to find. I primarily am concerned with playing on the PC and PS4. 7.1 surround would be nice here as well. * 25% of the time Headset will be used to listen to music. I just love to sit back, start-up Spotify and enjoy my tunes. This is going to sound corny, but when I listen to music with the right equalizer settings (use Equalizer APO) it's almost rejuvenating to the soul. No joke; the first time I listened to music with some equalizer setting, I almost teared up. Yeah, I'm a dork. Regardless, my point is that I want a headset that will handle music well. Don't ask me exactly what does that, because I don't quite understand but I leave that to you guys. * This is the tricky one; 5% of the time I'm using the music to work out and I use my android phone for this. This is where the real hang-up is for as I have the hardest time to find one that of the above headset that will do it all. Principally, I need a noise-canceling headset (to help focus but also drown out the garbage music they are playing on the background. I'm from the South, and it seems all they play is country). On the gaming side of things, it needs to be a headset that has either a retractable or detachable headphone. And the really tricky part; preferably wireless. It's not so big a deal if I'm on the treadmill but when doing weight having a wired headset things become more awkward. Oh and one that I can make to not drop off when I'm doing sit-ups (though on this one it's not as big a deal... I have a workaround for this. Something I've not found anywhere is a headset that has a detachable wire. Not a huge deal, but as I understand wireless doesn't have as good audio as a wired so there's that. Needless to say, I'm asking for a lot to be in one headset, and am looking for one headset to take the role of two or headsets so I'm expecting to pay a premium to handle all the given tasks (I'd, of course, prefer to find one under $200, but if there's a hand's down better one in the 300$ range I'm willing to go there). And keep in mind, I understand that the likelihood of finding the best headset for gaming AND music AND workout is an impossible task. But if I can just get good in the three categories then I'd just be happy about that. If I had to say which one is a priority than it is the music as I feel that's where the greater disparity in headsets that can be found.
  2. Asrock Z75 Pro 3 Did that, and re-seated them but no luck. And along with that was why I checked on that. All I did honestly was switch around the 2nd 4GB Stick into the 3rd slot (and the first ofcourse in the first slot) and took out the 2 GB. I'm honestly not really sure what it is.
  3. After cleaning up my brother's computer this afternoon, I noticed that the RAM was installed improperly; there were three sticks (2 4GB that were the same next to each other, thus not in dual-channel and a single 2 GB in the third slot.) Knowing he really only needs 8 GB, and that the board supports Dual-Channel, I took out the 2 GB and put the two 4 GB sticks in the proper slot. As the title has already shown, this didn't go so well and thus had to put them back in their original order and the computer was happy. My question is; why did it fail to start up? And more importantly, how do I fix this?
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