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Try a combination of that and the dongle and the earbuds and see if that works. Only other solution I can think of is a longer cable and use on your motherboard audio out maybe your case front panel is by nature just really noisy. Then the only other thing is maybe you could use your dongle with a USB hub on your desk.
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https://a.co/d/bX2zmOg try a ground loop isolator this is the one I use for my switch to my PC as the line out from my switch to the line in on my PC makes a lot of noise.
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For a bit over your budget I would go with the Beyerdynamic tygr https://amzn.eu/d/hj5reuD https://www.thomann.de/gb/the_tbone_mb88u_dual.htm https://amzn.eu/d/a9UELOU This USB dynamic mic and mic stand
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Rough again if I were you I would just stick to the hyper x. And save up more money.
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Ooh thanks might get those. I have a really flexy gmmk pro I modded..and it's too flexible with traditional long pole wonder how well it will fair with these longer poles.
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Cloud revolvers are much worse than alpha interns of build and comfort, sound. Sound is not an upgrade from the alpha. For $50 you can probably find shp 9500s. They will be better than the clouds in competitive gaming and maybe music depending on your tastes. Akg k361 if you need closed backs
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Alternatives that should work ok. They both don't sound as good as the current iteration fo the fulla is the mayflower arc and the syba sonic
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Stick with the clouds or blackshark. that's not enough of a budget to make any substantial upgradea.
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https://support.audient.com/hc/en-us/articles/210786366-Basic-Setup Have your run this yet?
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Drivers really shouldn't affect sound quality. The driver of the DAC maybe. But for the most part no. Drivers shouldn't affect sound quality. If all else fails you should maybe try toove it to a USB 2.0 USB port on your motherboard a sim sure it still has that and try that out to see if you hear any crackling. I have read the g6 having som software issues lately. But I didn't know it was this bad really. If you still have issues with this return it and consider the schiit fulla as a replacement. It doesn't have anything fancy it's just a plain old dac/amp with a mic in no surround settings just plain old volume control. It sounds great.
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Upgrading to a more serious non gaming headphone and getting a separate mic.
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Are you plugging them in to a USB 2.0 port?
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That would be considered a side grade.
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If you already have a cloud alpha s no. It's not a great trade the blackshark v2 is barely an upgrade over the cloud alpha s.
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are you using windows 10 or 11?
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At that point I would get a k5 you get substantially more amp. For the price.
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What kind of music do you listen to? And would you be open to open back headphones? They both leak sound in and out so isolation is out the window.
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I believe it's lossless over wifi not Bluetooth. It's kinda like a mini streamer in a headphone.
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Definitely better than the fiio e10k. The k7 depends. The k7 has more power overall so you can power stuff that are harder to drive in the future if you want to really wannto be in the hobby. If you want something that can take 3.5 mm mics look for the creative g6
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For your. Budget the motu m2 is pretty great if you want something you can connect to a mic. Has a powerful enough headphone out for headphones has a decent dac as well. Otherwise if you just want a DAC amp that can run the dt 900 pro x without a mic out so you can plug your mic in through USB. I reccomend the sabaj da3 for a bit more money than the fiio e10k it's just a better unit. Or for a bit more money than that the topping dxpro plus it's just a very good value unit.
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What's your budget affordable is very different for everyone.
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of course I will provide alternative solutions if this doesn't work out for you. always happy to help
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I never reccomend using case audio as it generally is poorly shielded thus will pick up electrical noise within the PC better. Try motherboard audio outs to see if the problem persists. if you motherboard doesn't make the noise then it the case. If you still want to use audio out from the front I recommend getting a USB DAC. Something like a apple usb cdonfle dac for $10 will be a good replacement.
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I wouldn't get the Scarlett in general these days better interfaces have come out. For a similar price consider looking into the audient evo 4 more powerful headphone out as well as mic in I Have to redact this statement the Scarlett solo gen 3 has come out this is no longer accurate I can't make claims right now as the specs won't tell me anything about it regarding it's headphone out capabilities but consider you have an 80 ohm 770 chances are you will be fine with the Scarlett as even the 2nd gen was doing great with it.
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For you application of the k3 since you will be using the unbalanced out on the unit it will be even weaker than the e10k. Just to make sure what I reccomended was the topping dx1 which should be cheaper if not the same price as the fiio e10k in most places. Thes is the zen air dac which should be the same price as the k3. If your in the US this is an excellent budget option right now cause it's on sale https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=33304. You can buy a 3.5mm to RCA cable to use this with your mother board very powerful amp certainly more than you need.
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