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Plug the SATA power and data connector first, then they should show up in diskmgmt.msc (just search for it in the search box). Format them there.

Plug then in and go to disk manangement. Format them from there and they will be recognized. 

You just connect them, go to Disk Management, initialize and assign a drive letter, and fill them with porn games and slide-shows. 
 
Edit: Make sure the PC is off while you plug the power and SATA cables unless your board allows hot-swap. 

If they don't show up in disk management, you should go into the BIOS to check if the sata port is enabled. 

if you bought them brand new or if the previous owner was smart and wiped everything properly you need to create a partition and format it first before you can use it. 

1.  Best Deadlift -- Large Pizza
2.  Best Bench -- 5 racks of ribs
3.  Best Squat -- Over the toilet after eating a whole pizza
4.  Bodyweight right now -- Fat
5.  Age/Height -- 32/6'1
6.  Motivation -- Hungry
7.  Goals -- Die of heart attack before age 70.

I dont personally use them as a daily on my PC (i got my HD6xx's for that), I use them on my PS4. There's no built in noise canceling exactly, but it also makes your voice more clear and less digitized. Which is good because you can easily plug it into a sound card if you're looking for that and/or adjust all f that in the settings. But as for comfort? I mean theres a reason I've been buying sennheisers for six+ years now. I've won these for four+ hour gaming sessions without too much fatigue (especially after you've worn them for a while and they loosen up a bit, but they dont feel like theyre going to fall off at any point. 
(video starts at sound card test)

Yes you will be fine, that board has Asus' Supreme FX Audio

Can personally confirm, since I own these headphones. You'll be good.

Wow Titan Xpp.  that would have been worth the plane ticket, rental car, and sleeping in the bushes.

1.  Best Deadlift -- Large Pizza
2.  Best Bench -- 5 racks of ribs
3.  Best Squat -- Over the toilet after eating a whole pizza
4.  Bodyweight right now -- Fat
5.  Age/Height -- 32/6'1
6.  Motivation -- Hungry
7.  Goals -- Die of heart attack before age 70.

15 years or so (I'm 32)

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#r=256001440&sort=price&v=75075,100100,100200,200100,200200,400200
 
Such magic.

Spent $3200 on parts.  First build in a VERY long time.  Took about 8 hours or so to get my first completion.  Turned on the power button on back, nothing.  Tore apart, tightened everything, etc.  Nothing.  Tore apart...reassemble...nothing....read 5 different manuals, sweat, curse, scare the hell out of the dog...nothing.  
 
**Pushes the power button on the FRONT of the case**.....works instantly.  K.

Spent $3200 on parts.  First build in a VERY long time.  Took about 8 hours or so to get my first completion.  Turned on the power button on back, nothing.  Tore apart, tightened everything, etc.  Nothing.  Tore apart...reassemble...nothing....read 5 different manuals, sweat, curse, scare the hell out of the dog...nothing.  
 
**Pushes the power button on the FRONT of the case**.....works instantly.  K.

the switch on the back only turns on power flow to the system (through the PSU). it doesn't actually turn on the system until you click the actual power button on the case.

u stoned?

I'm very unpopular.  Be sure to hit that follower button and subscribe and donate and rub my feet!  Thanks Bob!  haha

Yup, true dumbass moment lol.  Put I can tear apart and put the PC back together blindfolded now....so there's that.

Yup, true dumbass moment lol.  Put I can tear apart and put the PC back together blindfolded now....so there's that.

yeah lol.
was building a Ryzen system for a friend, and it wasn't posting at all. I did the usual troubleshooting steps while at their house (unplug/reinsert power connectors, reduce it down to the bare bones, etc.) eventually, I got it to post about 1 in 3 times when using only one stick of RAM in one of the channels. then, once it booted into BIOS, I upgraded to AGESA 1.0.0.6, and then it worked like a charm.
 
 

It saddens me to see the community of CS nowadays. Back in 2013 people used to be very helpful and supportive when playing matchmaking, however it took a turn for the worse. I recommend you try to find a group of people to play with regularly as the community is so enormously toxic.

Just keep the voltage at 1.3v or lower and change the multiplier. If you don't do anything else you won't break anything.

I'm diggin it so far man.  Every day I go to the Steam store and buy some weird shit I don't need.  haha

Thatsandwizard, down to play games.