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the $50USD Schiit SYS would let you hock up your line-level outputs from your Scarlett and RCA output from the Playstation to both inputs (in 1, in 2) of the SYS

it does not. my older model only requires a 2.0 USB Mini B. package included a (white) cable of very long length.

attempt turning on the computer with no fans connected (and no fan controller), including CPU fan.

move the GPU to the next available PCI-e X16 slot. also, be sure you are selecting the correct video input on the monitor itself!

do you have Precision Boost Overdrive enabled? PBO on my machine also kicks up to 250+MHz and can throw some heat when browsing.

If using Display Port, re-seat both ends of the cable (both Monitor and Computer). Look into buying new cables aswell.

use some can air on all USB ports (motherboard, case front IO and the "USB HUB") to make sure dust and debris are not the issue. if issues persist, disconnect all Case Front IO and other things from the internal USB motherboard connectors (USB 2, USB 3, and USB 3.2 typeC)

it is a good time to note that the Blue Icicle is an ancient product at this point, with an "first available date" listing for June 17, 2003 on it's Amazon page. with that said, I own one and use it daily for over a decade without any failures or hiccups on multiple microphones of different styles, all from half a dozen microphone manufactures, and on all 3 major operating systems. if a featureless XLR to digital conversion with phantom power is all you need, then I can highly recommended the Icicle. it just works

I really hate the color of the red on those Corsair dimms (that's personal taste though) With that said... I don't think anyone makes red memory other than G.Skill and their Ripjaws lineup.

If you hate drivers with a passion, Zowie is the way to go.

Was an AMD user at the time. I enjoyed the part where the game didn't even run above 10fps. From an actual walkthrough perspective, it was quite enjoyable -- especially the sidequests that could be described as 'silly' at best.

Hello fellow Tenno, try disabling "Enhance pointer precision" in Windows. It can be found by pressing the 'Start button' and searching for "Pointer Options"

DId you do any overclocking or anything at all for this to start happening? Or is this accruing out of the blue (PUNS HAHA!)

Should be just fine. Edit: just make sure to have super-sampling on Arma 2/3 off.

My guess is they're working on a new version. I would wait on the purchase. also. house fires.