ryslinkee

Step one: Get a PC Step two: Buy some headphones Step three: Don't be a Nitroblast

To fix it, turn on power saving.

JK, FIXED IT, JUST RETARDED So I'm probably just a little retarded, but I can't find the answer to my question after a few minutes on google, and I'm a little impatient. A few months back, when I would shutdown my computer, and the display would lose input, it would go into a sleep mode, that being the power light goes orange, and the display shuts off, until if detects a new input. Now, it has stayed on after I shut down my computer. I have unplugged the DVI cable, and it doesn't do anything different, so it is not my computer. I'm just wondering what setting on my monitor I need to change, because I changed anything that would affect it, and nothing is different. ~Jake is bad

I'm using an android emulator on a laptop, and I want to zoom on a game. The pinching with two fingers to zoom works on the touchpad, but not the touchscreen. I am wondering if there is a way to use the gestures from the touchpad on the touchscreen.

I want the blade plz. I really need something more portable for my video editing in after effects for school, and with my desktop, I would need to do quite a bit of weight lifting to carry it around with me all day. I don't really do art, so I would like to save the blade stealth for someone who does. I also need the dedi GPU power. ~Jake Sucks

Don't quite get what you mean with the last part, but yes. I have disabled the surround sound, uninstalled drivers, software, etc. Like I said, it's not an issue with playback completely, just recording. If you want an example, you can listen here, not the best, but while recording, their mics sounded very crisp.

No, I have never heard anything so absurd...

Why would you get a 980ti if the 1070 is the same or less price wise, and beats it out on performance? It would deffinitalley be enough to run those monitors, and almost all graphics cards don't come with DP to DVI

go to disk management and send a screenshot

you can take a look at this post and program, looks like it is what you are looking for. http://www.backup-utility.com/clone/transfer-os-to-another-hard-drive.html

since your OS (Windows) relies on your hard drive, you will need to buy your own copy of windows. i will look up the wifi in a minute for you, unless someone beats me to it. this is why i dont use a tablet on forums... cant type for shit...

I have a pair of Logitech G930s and in the Windows sound menu, it has 7.1 surround (I'm assuming this is the issue) which is true, as the G930s have "7.1 surround sound". However, my recording is muffled, and doesn't sound very good. It sounds like you are playing the audio from the computer with a good pair of speakers into a good mic, but I'm obviously not doing this. When I play sound through my monitor's speakers, it records fine and sounds just like the audio I hear. Keep in mind, everything I hear is fine. It is just in the recording. I have tried this in Windows 8.1 on another computer and it does the same thing.

I'm just going through the paces, it may work, it may not, I can't know without being right in front of it.

Write down your CPU overclock, and reset your CMOS, it may help.