ItsTworty

Im a huge fan of logitech mice, ive used about 3 mice per year for the last 5 years or so and logitech mice are almost always the longest ones to stay.
My personal favorites are the following:

1. G Pro   - Feels amazing in the hand (It was a good size for me to start with.) very light, tracks beautifully and ive had no problems with double clicking or touching buttons.
2. G 305   - Best budget option, Small but nimble, Amazing battery life that is much better than the G Pro, "Heavy for such a small mouse, the G Pro is lighter"
3. G 903   - Good all around mouse but reaaaallly heavy for someone that likes to play mobas or FPS. 
 
The G502 is heavy and the metal mousewheel moves around slightly which ofsets the balance of the mouse when flicking.
Corsair scimitar is my go to for mmorpg, been using this one ever since i got fed up with my Razer naga epic chroma and im not looking back.
Old Razer deathadder felt great in the hand but ive heard that the newer onces feel cheaper and i will tbh not give razer another try for a long while.

Would have recommended Glorious model O wireless variants but the price has slowly creeped up where im at so im not gonna officially recommend that one anymore, there are better mice for the price and if you are gonna buy a mouse in that price category just get a G pro and you will be set for a while. Wired versions are still good tho, make sure to meassure your hand and compare it to RJN list of mice, he has made some good guides on how to do this and they seem to check out based on personal observations aswell.

If you dont want to go wireless even tho i can strongly recommend it, i would try to get ahold on a finalmouse, any model works, might get anoying after a while since dirt etc. tends to clog up the holes in the mouse shell.

Keyboards: 

Im gonna be completely honest and say that i dont have too much memory before the times ive used corsair keyboards, they work really good, cherry switches arent any top of the line switches anymore but they have been doing their job well the entire time ive had em, i can recommend the K70 versions since im an avid user of the keypad.

I've heard alot of good stuff about logitech keyboards recently but im so satisfied atm with my K70 that i will simply not swap it out before it breaks or i spill Coca Cola on it whichever comes first. 
Had the G710 from logitech before but that model is discontinued ages ago.

mechanical over membrane any day, you can find many mechanical keyboards at the price of a "high end membrane", but there are very good quality membranes

Yeah they are kinda hard to drive . For $200 amps the thing with the most power I can think of is the schiit Asgard 3 which does up to 5wpc at 16 ohms while the magni 2 could only do 1.8wpc for reference. The new magnis models the 3+ and the heresy both do 2.8wpc. all 3 should be available through the EU store I would go for any of those but if you need to make sure it can really handle it the Asgard 3 should do the trick. Another option that should work is the topping a50 personally haven't tried it or heard it so it's not a full reccomend I just kinda k ow it's a good amp through other peoples experiences.

Sadly the fostex T50RPs are nutoriously hard to drive apparently, ive been using a magni schiit 2 and im not currently able to drive them without maxing everything. Im maybe looking at maybe a Schiit magni 2 Uber or Jotenheim if i give up and just drop 500 $ into them.

Might have to return them if i cant get something at a respectable price sadly  Darn Sweden and our taxes & Import fees making good audio more expensive than it should.

Bought the original naga epic.. great mouse still working to this day no problems ... bought another one of the newer mice and had HELL!!! broke in minutes.... returned to store and got another one.. driver issues. Contacted razer that didnt answer for two weeks. when they did they answered with " try reinstalling"      I said in my original email that i had tried reinstalling multiple times... STAY AWAY FROM THERE NEW STUFF.

actually worse, the vacuum reduces the way heat can transfer, radiation is all that can pass so computer overheats, usually convection transfers heat away but without air.. nope

Again, this is YOUR choice - but the OP has different needs than you. Be considerate of that. You've spent several posts defending a purchase that nobody cares about.

Thanks for all the replies guys much appriciated!!

I've spoken with the other guys and they are also recommending the Lenovo X1 carbon series. And ive now kinda set my eyes upon the X1 G7 with the i5-8265U processor since the local prices are quite high here as for now  Model number: 20QD00L3MX
Heard romours about them having pretty good battery life aswell so im looking forward to trying one later next week  
 

3600+2060 is a good combo, dunno what you're complaining about. The 3600 can handle a 2070s no problem, sure, but you get the most out the gpu and have a bit resources to spare on the 3600 for other stuff running in the background. Having the cpu maxed out and the gpu on low usage results as far as I'm into this in less visual pleasure than the way it is now. I'm running on a 3600 and a 2060s, and most times I still cpu bound because the poor optimization for multicore of the games I play. Only game that really stresses my 2060s is RDR 2 but that's more or less it. for example gta v is so single core bound that I don't see the real big jump from my old system.

A Shure SM 7 B or a Rode NT1-A setup should work alot better than a blue yeti for something like voice acting. Just hide in a closet with alot of clothes around you to eliminate as much resonance from your surroundings as possible and you will be set

Hello and welcome to the world of tracking issues, horrible dome switches and head aches xd

Try booting from iGPU using display port from the motherboard. and check device manager in windows. Could be a bad BIOS. Then you can just flash a new bios to the card. This will show you how to: https://www.overclock.net/forum/69-nvidia/1627212-how-flash-different-bios-your-1080-ti.html
Get your bios from https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/

If someone was selling a gtx 1080 for less than 100 pounds I would assume that the card is nonfunctional because nobody in their right mind would sell one for that price if it was actually working. 

And you can definitely get better sounding wireless sets for the price

Typical audiophile comment incoming: Gaming headphones especially wireless ones don't offer anything special when it comes to actual audio quality. Only reason why A50's are considered good gaming cans are because of their low latency when it comes to the wireless audio not the actual quality of sound.

Typical audiophile comment incoming: Gaming headphones especially wireless ones don't offer anything special when it comes to actual audio quality. Only reason why A50's are considered good gaming cans are because of their low latency when it comes to the wireless audio not the actual quality of sound.

Razer Viper

Thank's alot for the answer, i should know this since ive worked with server equipment but that was a while ago and i just got a little paranoid.?

That card is most definitely dying... time to get a new one and have a funeral fire to send off this one. 

So I was playing Apex legends and suddenly my game crashed. No message, just a grey screen with black stripes. Now when i restart the pc there are green or blue stripes all over the screen(thick and thin ones). After logging in it crashes again after 5 to 30 minutes. Is my graphics card dying? Haven't had it crashing in safe mode and tried rolling it back to previous drivers but it still crashes.. I've had this setup work for several years until now. Also now I can't even get to startup screen unless im lucky. Pic is how it looks before turning black. 
 
Specs
Gpu: Sapphire radeon HD 7950 3gb
Cpu: Intel core i7-2600k cpu 3.40GHz
Motherboard: Asus p8z68-v
PSU: Corsair Cx500