Envos

My last pair came with a pocket for a case. Kept them in that.

I've had multiple pairs of IEMs that, after a few months, will become damaged after being stored in a pocket or something similar. Looking for some IEMs that will last. Not looking for amazing audio quality, but I don't want it to be terrible.

Power Supply: EVGA 500W OS: Windows 10 Motherboard: ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3 CPU: AMD FX-4300 Memory: 8GB Hard Drive: 1TB 7200RPM Video Card: AMD R9 270X Headphones: HyperX Cloud II This seems very unusual, so it's understandable that you might be doubtful. I have a fan which is powered on an extension plug similar to this one which also powers my computer. Wherever I turn the fan on I can hear a slight clicking sound in my headphones. Earlier today I turned the fan on and it completely disabled any audio until I had turned the fan off and then on again. This is not always reproducible, and I've only noticed it today. Is this normal? Is the extension plug/PSU faulty? Could this be dangerous?

I've had a Steelseries Rival 300 for around a year, with no problems until now. If the left mouse button is pressed and held down physically, the computer won't register the same input. Instead, the computer will register that the button is held down for a short while, until a new click is registered. The problem has occurred on multiple computers. The problem is not reproducible, however, the problem occurs every ten seconds or so. There is, as far as I'm aware, nothing I can do to trigger the issue.

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PC specifications: CPU: FX-4300 GPU: R9 270x Motherboard: ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3 SSD: Vertex 460 240GB PSU: EVGA 500W OS: Windows 10 Professional Crashes are occurring frequently. Computer is powering off with no warning. I don't think it's reproducible. Crashes can happen minutes from each other, or hours from each other. I play CS:GO a lot. My computer hasn't crashed while playing, however, it has crashed seconds after tabbing out. Crashes occur when CS:GO is both running (while tabbed out) and not running. This could be a coincidence. Let me know if you need more information. Thanks, Envos.