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  • Birthday Jan 14, 1997

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    Groningen, The Netherlands
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    Retail (going to college in september)

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  1. 12chrismi
    I really like my wireless Corsair headset. Yeah it's a headset but the mic folds up, and the earcups are huge. I have a normal head, and the adjustable straps all the way in. But a good tip is to just go to a store and try different headsets in my opinion.
  2. 12chrismi
    Only way to make sure it's the PCIE slot is trying the GPU in another computer. If it works fine that way it is probably the PCIE slot and you would have to get a new mobo
  3. 12chrismi
    You can't use a GPU when you don't plug a monitor into it
  4. 12chrismi
    I have the Corsair VOID one, I really like it and its not very expensive. Sits good on my head, battery lasts more than a day and sound quality is on par
  5. 12chrismi
    If you directly connect the PS4 to your TV which is less than 5 years old, you should be fine, just use the HDMI cable that comes with the PS4.
  6. 12chrismi
    Looks fine by me, quite a similar build that I have, only mine is one year older. But I'm very happy with it
  7. 12chrismi
    If it all worked fine before the fuse is probably broken, try in a different room. Replace the fuse if you can, or inform an electrician
  8. 12chrismi
    Seems you draw too much power, unplug all electric devices and it should work
  9. 12chrismi
    Just visit the guy and see it boot and check the specs in device manager. If it all seems fine, I don't see a problem and you get a nice deal. To be careful leave the money in your car, and get them to take the PC to your car and pay them there
  10. 12chrismi
    To be clear, if you accidently delete something, it is gone. But if one of your drives fail, the data is still on the other drive
  11. 12chrismi
    Imo the cheapest way to backup your data is to buy 10 TB worth of hard drives and run your system in RAID 1
  12. 12chrismi
    Seems alright, although you really don't need the seperate CPU Cooler, the stock Ryzen ones are fine So save urself a couple of bucks
  13. 12chrismi
    Really depends how much you can/want to spend. Ryzen is pretty great and will keep you up for years, and a 1050 (Ti) is great for medium/high 1080p gaming.
  14. 12chrismi
    I have a Corsair VOID Wireless Dolby 7.1 RGB headset, it has a USB receiver and I'm very happy with it. And the mic is acceptable too
  15. 12chrismi
    I have a 2 TB Seagate Barracuda which I've used for a year now, cheap and silent
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