Nerion

So I just got a 1 time used Blue Yeti microphone today. I plugged it into the computer so I can set it up, tested and it worked perfect. When I opened CS:GO I started playing casual and everyone was telling me that my mic was horrible and sucked, left the game and changed settings in the Steam and CS:GO main menu. I checked everything not being at max level and about 80% volume on every setting. Didn't work. Opened Skype made a test call and was working perfectly. Went back to Steam, clicked on the "test sound/microphone" and I heard the microphone perfectly. Then entered a CS:GO lobby and it was still working perfectly. THEN I started playing another casual game and everyone was telling me the same things about the noise, static, etc. I tried everything, changing settings in Sound under Control Panel and nothing worked in-game. The Blue Yeti doesn't come with drivers, I tried all 4 patterns at different gain volumes and headphone volumes and it still keeps doing the same DAMN problem. I don't want to think it's my microphone since I see other people having the same problems as I do with Blue Yeti's and other microphones. Anyone have any suggestions on what the problem could be or a solution to this tedious problem?

Hey, I just ran Heaven at max settings, and it restarted like 5 seconds into the test. Is this a sign that its only the GPU's problem ?

Will a benchmark equate to a GPU intensive game ?

No, but I was thinking it might be a PSU issue. Since having the beefiest 970 with a 650 PSU I think it might not be enough. Although the PSU I have is 80+ Gold and fully modular.

Im guessing so. Other games I play are CS:GO and LoL but I haven't played anything but BF4 for the past couple of weeks. I also dont play BF4 that much, just when im bored, like once a day or once every 2-3 days. BF4 is also the most demanding game I have as well.

As far as I know yes. Every time I turn on my computer, I run the MSI MB update tool. For the GPU I have the NVIDIA Geforce experience tool notification alert, so every time there's a new version I update the drivers. For audio, im not even sure if that gets updated.

What do you mean post any reds ?

Iv'e only been playing BF4, I haven't tried it on other games.

Ok, so this started happening like 3-4 days ago. I noticed until today, that my computer sometimes restarts when im playing BF4. Its weird because it does it randomly sometimes, I could be playing BF4 for like 2 hours, then it shuts down. Other times as soon as I launch BF4 and deploys me, it shuts off. Im just worried about my computer getting damaged from the random shut downs. My PC setup: http://pcpartpicker.com/list/x4ynxr Any idea on what the problem might be ?

So how do I do what you told me about the partitions ?

I got the Windows ISO file from the internet, its a free version. Windows 7 boots perfectly no problems, the only thing bad is the internet issue.

So where in Windows do I do this ?

Ok, so I just finished building my PC. I initially installed Windows 7 in my PC and noticed it was the 32bit version. I started downloading all of the drivers and noticed my RAM was only running 4 gigs, so I tried to install windows 7 64 bit. I installed it, but then I had a problem with the internet connection. I have a PCI wifi card and it's not being recognized when in the previous windows installation it automatically detected the card. I then tried to connect my PC to the modem and it still doesn't get internet. I read some articles a lot of them said that is was a windows driver problem. I then tried to install another version of windows and every time I try to boot windows it gives me the black screen with the white cursor and nothing happens. I was wondering if I could fix my problem with the internet by transferring the necessary drivers to the pc. Or if I could get help in avoiding the black screen with the cursor. Help would be greatly appreciated. System Specs: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JGgX4D