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I currently have the AZ09 paired with the ZSN Pro X and the sound quality is noticeably worse compared to wired ZSN Pro Xs. The biggest drawback with the AZ09 for me isn't the connectivity, which has been good up to 15 Meters for me, but rather the underlying incessant hissing whenever audio is being played. Based on various reviews on youtube comparing the two, it does look like the Qualcomm chip improves the overall sound, battery life and connection, but it has been noted that some of the IEMs still have hissing, while others do not. its a mixed bag but given the choice I'd opt for the Pros to have reduced/eliminated hissing, because it gets very annoying very fast.

Thank you, Ill make sure to look into this 1. It was a clean install 2. I still have 85 GB free on the SSD and 336 GB free on the hard drive 3. GPU driver is up to date I updated the mobo BIOS this morning, hopefully that and monitoring temps will be my solution. Thank You

Operating system: Windows 10 Home 10.0.17134 Build 17134 Bios: American Megatrends Inc. 1009, 7/23/2017 System: Asus Strix Z270E I7-7700k @4.20GHz CoolerMaster HyperEvo212 16 GB G.SKILL Tridentz RBG (2x8GB) (3000MHz) NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti Seasonic Focus Gold 850 Western Digital - Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Inland- 240 gb ssd Crash parameters: Usually running a game or video streaming service BSOD Codes: -System Service Exception - dxgkrnl.sys -Memory Management -Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap - NTFS.sys 3 Month old computer I personally built. Building was very fun but now I'm running into problems causing games ranging from Destiny 2 to X Plane 11. I haven't had a problem since two days ago and have had 3 seperate BSODs, two of which happened today. Normal workloads like Office 365 run fine. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

This is an ongoing birthday gift from my parents back from February, were they said they will give me $600 and let me use any money I have saved up (also $600) to build my own PC. On top of this, my dad travels a lot with southwest airlines, so we accumulated so many points that they would expire soon and he figured we might as well use them now rather than have them expire in 2019. He also got himself a monitor and a Yeti mic.

I got one for free, in fact, everything on that PCPartPicker List that is purchased I got for free (All brand new I might add)

I have been foaming at the mouth to build my first PC, and after a year of watching LTT and other tech channels I finally have the chance to create my build. Going into this build I have a few wants and needs: -Must be under $1200 US(Although the lower the better) -Must use 7th gen i7-7700k -Must use GTX 1070 Ti -Must be ATX board in mid or full tower case (Window is preferred) -Must have fully modular power supply -Preferably has Trident Z RGB RAM (No preference on speed) -Preferably has aesthetically appealing motherboard (RGB and aesthetically appealing is Double Plus Good) So on to the list: I have gone through multiple drafts of part lists and have finally settled on the following: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/dtF3yX The only problem with this build is that I am trying to treat myself but not use all my money, and this build does not have a overclocking capable motherboard. I am well aware that overclocking is for the experienced, but I am concerned that if I do decide I am ready for it, I will have to spend another 300+ just to get the proper cooling and board to support it. Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated