mekyle99

Nevermind, managed to fix this. Still not sure how this happened to my keyboards though...

OK one thing I just noticed is one of my speakers is dead as well... wtf

I do, yeah, mainly at the time of this happening I was drinking a coke but it barely got spilt. Even then, how would it mess up my other keyboard, which wasn't even plugged in at the time?

I was just minding my own business as usual when my main gaming keyboard just started completing spazzing out, from random letters being spammed and typed to the lights going insane. I tried my backup keyboard, which somehow also became messed up and would type a ton of a single letter when that letter was pressed with no delay in-between. I heard this was changeable in settings but resulted in no luck, and have resorted on typing on a membrane keyboard which seems to work properly. What just happened? I am beyond confused on how 2 keyboards would just randomly go out like that, even if one of them wasn't even plugged in. It is also worth mentioning that nothing else in my PC got messed up, not the PC itself or the peripherals. I tested out those same 2 keyboards on another PC and the keyboards still had the same issue.

It comes in different formats I think but mine is USB

yeah ive checked it plenty of times and my input volume is maxed and the voids are on the current firmware. just recorded with audacity and no, it is still as quiet as it would be in discord

Hi. I've had my corsair voids for roughly 2 years now and the entire time ive had them, the mic has been extremely quiet to the point where im near inaudible, even with maxing out every possible setting in discord and windows etc. for mic input volume. what makes even LESS sense is that when I use it on my macbook, it sounds actually normal... it just seems to hate my regular PC for some reason? i've heard budget mobos can contribute to this issue and my mobo was like 70cad so i'm not sure if thats budget enough or anything but please help me out this is unbearably annoying. EDIT: okay nevermind found out my MOBO is like 110cad to 180cad? it varies a bit but its more than i initially thought

So, when I boot up my PC, I have no sound at all, even with a headset in. BUT, if I restart it, it completely fixes everything. I've checked all my drivers via Device Manager and they all claim to be up to date. What's the culprit?

I plugged in my old HDD, the stuttering is only in the video playback, and i haven't done anything with DDU since it messed up my friends computer before.

I was using an I7-4790 before this.

Recently upgraded to this i5-8600k, I didn't change any settings around in the settings for Shadowplay, no idea whats going on.

Theres a lot more obscure cards than I thought, i had a GTX 745 before and i didn’t know anyone else who did. If you know some obscure GPUs, list them! They are pretty interesting to me