Prince Churming

Hello Recently I've been having a problem with my PC where It beeps when i do certain things. These include running as programs as admin and installing programs. However the beeping will also happen at seemingly random times and range from 1 to 7 beeps. I've looked through the accessibility as i initially thought it could be something there, but i didn't find anything wrong. I also thought it could potentially be a drive failing? I have noticed that the beeping normally happens when i click certain things, never when i use the keyboards. in the same time frame i have also noticed a small delay(around 1-2 seconds) when switching windows/ opening windows start bar that was not there before. Video Link showing beep when opening steam with admin privileges : https://vimeo.com/user94485874/review/314099564/4973e1336f Specs: i7 7700K Gigabyte z270 n Wifi 16 gb ddr4 3200 mhz ram (CORSAIR) GTX 1070 founders EVGA 650w psu BIOS version F2 10/02/2017 Windows 10 version 10.0.17763 build 17763 64bit Seagate barracuda 500gb (very old at this point) samsung evo 256gb SSD external WD passport 1tb Many Thanks

Hey, i'm currently in the market for a new pair of gaming headphones, and have decided to go down the separate headphones and mic route. i would be looking at a pair of DT 990's with a ModMic 4/5. my main problem however is that i would really like to keep the mic loop-back feature that my current Plantronics RIG headset has. my plan is to get an adaptor like this http://www.misco.co.uk/product/198034?affiliate=GOOGLEPLA&cm_mmc=google-_-Product_PlusBox-_--_-198034&gclid=Cj0KEQjw4cLKBRCZmNTvyovvj-4BEiQAl_sgQmjPkGFr3g-0y01R7DlP0R_wtLjXoSdTP2CssNz2tDIaAnGS8P8HAQ and plug both the dt990 and the modmic into the headset port on the RIG to provide the same loop back. I believe that the RIG mixer acts like a DAC because the output from the pc is a USB (digital) and the output is 3.5mm 4pin (analogue) and to my knowledge is also a AMP due to the ability to change the volume. I've done quite a lot of online research into using the RIG mixer as a DAC/AMP that would also allow for hardware mic loop-back but found almost nothing. would this work, and if so, approximately how much quality would i sacrifice by doing this. also that would be the best OMH resistance to buy the dt990's in for such a setup. many thanks