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Like I mean that only keys near wasd are not working, and I play Fps games that only rely on those keys for certain abilities or weapon switches. Also my mouse pad can not be washed to make it smooth again.

Both my mousepad(G640) and keyboard(Razer Huntsman) are starting to wear out. My mousepad has lost a lot of its glide and my keyboard sometimes does not register when I press certain keys. Should I get a new mousepad or keyboard? (I mostly play FPS games)

If I have a Arctis Pro headset and buy the Gamedac, how much will the sound quality improve if my onboard audio is a Realtek ALC1220-VB codec? I mostly play FPS games. (I bought the Arctis Pro before the Gamedac because my budget was up to $200 Cad)

Thanks!

I mean the ones that are for a mouse and keyboard.

Can anyone help me choose a new mouse pad? The one I have currently is the Logitech G640. I would like one that has the same feel as it, but is a bit larger.(No full desk mousepads)

How can I connect my PC to my modem without it sticking out (Cord under carpet, other)? My PC is on the top floor, while my modem is in the basement. Should I lead a wire along the side of the stairs from my modem straight to my PC, or use the in wall ethernet port? I think the ethernet cables in the walls are probably CAT 5. Is powerline ethernet a good option?

Thanks.

How long do you think it'll take before games start to use 6-8 cores/threads?

Not really, mostly just leaks and rumours. I don't think that 5-10% in ST performance is that much, as Ryzen has higher ST than Intel, but maybe 10th gen could be even higher.

Is the performance difference between the i9 9900k and the i9 10900k such a big difference? I got all the parts for my new build last week, and if the difference is extremely big, then I might return my 9900k and motherboard for the upcoming new ones. I only game, and since most games don't use more than 4 cores(?), and the 10900k has 10 cores, is it worth the upgrade?

On their website for Kraken X73 (At the bottom of the description) *Fan control is not included with the Kraken X-3 series https://www.nzxt.com/products/kraken-x73

But specifically on the NZXT it says that the X series coolers fans can not be controlled.

On the NZXT website it says that the X73 fan speed can not be controlled, but what if you connect the fans to a splitter, which is then connected to a hub? I have a H710i, which has a fan hub. Also can the Z73 fan speed be controlled? It does not say whether the fan speed can be controlled or not.

Okay, thanks.

??? I thought you could only control the cpu cooler fan speed from the bios. I'm also using a kraken z73 for the cpu cooler

I going to use an NZXT H710i which comes with a hub. The hub only has three fan inputs, which are meant for the front main three case fans. Should I worried about the rpm of the back fan, as it might be too high? Or is it possible to control the fan from the motherboard fan header? Is it even possible to have two hubs at once?

Does anyone control fan rpm for each individual fan? I'm asking this because splitters make all fans the same.

Which is better, using a splitter cable to connect the three radiator fans straight to the motherboard, or using a splitter cable to connect to a hub? Which option gives more fan control? Does connecting the three fans individually to the hub make a difference? Since there are four case fans, should I also connect them individually to the hub or use a splitter cable to the hub (As I will most likely run them all at the same RPM)? I will be using an NZXT Kraken Z73 and the hub is the NZXT RGB and fan controller which comes with the case I am using, the H710i.

Okay thanks.

I am wondering which case I should get. The H500P Mesh is $50 less than the 710i, and provides better airflow than it, but which looks better? (I am using Gigabyte's RGB Fusion for both, H500P Mesh has two front fans RGB but I like the black case of the 710i. The 710i has no RGB fans that come with it)

I think since you play FPS games in general, you should get a light mouse like the Glorious Model O or Model D, as they are like medium size and lightweight. You should also just check Rocket Jump Ninja's mouse tier list. There you can choose based on size, weight, and many other things. https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/top-mice

Okay then... I think that's everything I needed to ask. Thank you so much for helping me with these AIO questions. I hope you have a great day!

I think I am just not going to do push pull because on the top it might not fit and I will have to return the fans, and if I do it on the front, the bottom will have to be taken out, exposing the hard drive bays. I just want to know how is radiator width determined because on the cooler master website it says that my case only has 55mm rad width clearance for the top, even though most rads are 120mm wide and I've seen some builds with my case and the kraken x72 which has the exact same dimensions as the z73.

Thanks. I will probably mount it on the front now. Just some more things: How is radiator width determined? My case description says max radiator width is 55mm, but I've seen builds with push pull on top. If I mount it on the top, but it is not mesh, is it worse than front? (Front is mesh) For mounting on the top, if I buy three extra fans to mount on the radiator, (Three on the top pulling, included three on the bottom pushing) is it using the same all long screws as if I did push pull on the front? Is it worth it to pay for extra top fans? To mount a radiator with just fans on one side, does it need short screws for rad to fans, and long screws for rad to case if going through fans? Should I really spend extra money and wait for screws (I live in Canada) just for push pull? Since I am overclocking an 9900k, does push pull really make a difference in temps so much that it will affect stability and voltage potential? (There are tests that push is better than pull on 1000 rpm by 2 degrees and push/pull is better than push by 4 degrees.) Pull - 61C Push - 59C Push/Pull - 55 C Btw, why do some people when mounting their radiator on the top, have the tube extend across the case, while others just have it on the left side and up? (Not a question) Also if I do front push pull I will have to pull the bottom part out which exposes hard drive slots and kind of looks bad... (The same pic) This is the same case as mine and this will be my configuration for push pull front. RGB fans in front are included with case.