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I have never experienced that with a headset. My experience is just from playing guitar in a band. RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) can be caused by a number of things. Poorly shielded cable, Unbalanced connection, or a ground problem. Maybe try some aluminum foil wrapped around the cable or near the mic? Somebody else here might have more experience with this.

Issue solved, monitor is fucked up, tested on another one. Gpu is fine, thanks for response guys!

Yeah you can thank intel for all that confusing stuff. When the b250 mobos launched that WAS true; however, with Covfefe lake they added cpus that had the exact same rearrangement of pins but some previously unused pins were now used for power delivery and intel decided to just not make then backwards compatible instead .
 
Yeah they should be pretty close. You might also want to consider returning the mobo for an h310 or b360 mobo tho as those support the newer higher core count coffee lake cpus so you'll have a better upgrade path.

Thanks so much mate. You’ve just saved me weeks of confusion. 

No it doesn't, that motherboard only supports 8th gen Coffee lake Intel CPUs.
Not true, the i7 7700K is a LGA 1151 CPU but it won't work in a H310M-K motherboard. Stop spreading misinformation. 

I'm gonna come right out and say I don't trust the Japanese-made unit.
Everything else here should be on our PSU Tier List: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/631048-psu-tier-list-updated/
 
Personally, I would get a Corsair CX550M.
Just saw the bit about not able to get Corsair or EVGA.
 
 

The EVGA is by far the worst of those.
 
A 550W RMx would be triple what your system needs. 

I am sure you have already checked but is the RAM verified by Aorus on that MB?

It seems like more and more people want to get their own NAS these days. I hope this guide answers a few questions you may have and help you make a decision to buy or build your own network attached storage at home, at work, or anywhere else!
 
What is a NAS anyway?
 
Do you really NEED a NAS?
 
What NAS unit should I build/buy?
 
What's the difference between NAS hardware and regular consumer hardware?
 
How much storage should I get?
 
Which Hard Drives / Solid State Drives should I buy?
 
What is RAID? Should I use it?
 
How can I set up RAID? Do I need extra hardware to use it?
 
Should I rely on a RAID method to keep all of my files protected due to redundancy?
 
What Operating System should I use with my NAS?
 
Conclusion/Changelog
 

If you're not doing what they claim you are doing, why worry? If they're just trying to get you to leave then why not leave anyways? Don't go into a community actively expecting the mods there to be evil or corrupt, just act normal and see for yourself.

ok ty

What matters more than your PSU size is what hardware you actually have in your system (or if you happen to know off the top of your head how many watts your system draws). You are probably not drawing anywhere near 650w if you have a normal gaming computer, certainly not under normal usage scenarios. 
 
TLDR; 630w UPS is almost certainly big enough for your needs.

master cooler calculator showed ~340W useage

yea, then 630W should be enough and 1050 VA

reinstall your os if its an option or get an ssd

Still, when i did research i was told that getting a 7200fps hdd wont make much of a difference

Yep

Yeah I have a few too many HDD's.  I thought i fried two in the middle of a rebuild and ordered new only to find with some reformatting and other skullduggery I could make the others work

12 secs is pretty decent honestly.  My SSD takes around 4

1 year 6 months

Here and here please.

Generally a GPU but your cpu could bottleneck it.

buy an ssd.

120GB would be enough but 250GB is recommended 

I'd say it's one of these.