myk33

Sorry ... I'll go leap into a tree shredder now.

Are you using the DVI? only that allows 144hz to display not the HDMI.

I bet those guys know where you can download RAM too.

Just make sure in control panel / sound you have the headphones showing the green check-mark.

My good ones are Grados but they are pricey. Sennheiser in general is good. Ask around the Audio forum there's lots of good feedback there. I need to be off to work now so good luck!

I have the wired Hyper X Fury and love them but I had to get an external sound card otherwise they sound thin. The external I use is a cheap Vantec but it seems to work ok though there are much better out there. Good gaming set but not for audiophiles.

Looks ok to me. But I'd get the gpu fixed first then look into this.

The GPU issues you should post in the graphics forum. I don't have the knowledge to really help you there. I can tell you though, I googled around and a lot of people have had issues with that particular headset.

USB 3 is backward compatible so shouldn't be the problem. Dumb question but have you checked the batteries / tried diff ones?

Try taking out the cables then follow the manual instructions and plug everything in in the exact order shown. Also ck device manager to make sure sound drivers and usb are ok.

Cheers!

Also Speakers should be highlighted with a ck mark USB multi channel device.

Control Panel/Sound then look down the list likely says something like Digital Audio just click on it and it will be chosen. Should show the lt blue bars on the right.

Is it the headset synced with the base?

The drivers should already be in the base. Did you go into Control Panel/Sound and set it as device?