KyrusDLT

I recently bought the Corsair Void Pro headset. While testing the microphone, I noticed its volume is extremely low. For example, while using discord, my friends have to boost my volume up to 200% and they say it's still low. This didn't happen with any of my previous headsets. I checked the volumes in the mic properties and it's set all the way up to 100%, and there is no boost option. What should I do?

Hi. I've been looking for a mechanical keyboard with ISO layout, but I can't seem to find many. I have only found the Naceb Scorpius, which is cheap and seems fine, but I have never used anything from Naceb. Anyway, I'd like to see if you could help me search or give me opinions about the Naceb Scorpius. Naceb Scorpius: https://www.naceb.com.mx/scorpius-na0924

Hi, I'm not the one having this particular problem, it's actually a friend of mine, but he doesn't speak English. Anyway, the problem is that after using his laptop for a while (for playing League of Legends most of the time), his screen gets this blue tint. It doesn't get the "blue screen of death" from windows, it just gets a bit blue, and the sound completely cuts out for him, so he doesn't hear me, but I can hear him with distortion, so I can barely understand him. His computer doesn't get slower or anything, just the problems mentioned before. Restarting his laptop fixes this problem, but it always comes back after a while of being active on the computer. Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it?

Thanks for the help, I really appreciate the fact that you stopped me from getting a new CPU. The issue was not Windows, the issue was actually the cooler. I upgraded, again, to a different cooler and temps go perfect. Games now go smooth at max graphics and the cpu doesn't heat up. Thanks for the help!

I've been investigating a little bit, maybe my voltages are wrong? I'm wondering if you could help me figure out if these are correct.

No, I run every single game on 1080 fullscreen mode, with fps limited to 60. However, I usually can't get up to those fps in open world games.

I've been having problems for a while with my build. At first, I thought it was the CPU thermal throttling, but it seems to be something else. I decided to run benchmarks and it looks like I've got a CPU bottleneck. I upgraded to an RTX 2070, but it's greatly underperforming during gaming (about 40fps in GTA V with medium graphics for example). I'm not really sure if this is my problem tho, so that's why I'm asking for help. If it is, should i get an i7-8700k, a ryzen 2700x, or just something else? My build is: GPU: RTX 2070 RAM: 16GB CPU: i7-4790k PSU: Corsair CS850M (850W) Mobo: GA-Z97X-SLI

Thank you!

I'm having problems with my CPU's temps, but it probably is because I'm using the stock cooler, so I decided to get a new one. The thing is, I have no idea if it will fit my case, and even though I've seen the measurements, I still get a little bit confused. It's the first time I'm messing with CPU cooler heights so, I pretty much have no idea what to do. My case is a Thermaltake V3 Black Edition - vl84521 W2u. The CPU Cooler I want to get is: be quiet! Pure Rock https://www.bequiet.com/en/cpucooler/532 Could you help me figure out if it will fit my case? I appreciate any help on this topic.

Still, if it's a problem with the legs I'm guessing I'll just change my cooler. I think that's better than just using the stock one.

It goes a bit down when i press it, just a bit.

The clocks do significantly drop. Sorry, forgot to add that.

Just checked it. The BIOS CPU temps are 90°C

I'd like to add that the ambient temperature is always around 30°C.

It has copper in the base. I get what you mean about the stock cooler's performance and 4th gen's heat, but is it normal to have those temps at low loads?