Harit Paurana

GMMK TKL and Razer Viper

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I just got an HDMI capture card that I'm connecting from one of my MacBook Pros with Windows 10 installed to another MacBook Pro. While the video is perfect, I'm not getting any audio. On searching on Google I found out that I need to enable an option called stereo mix in order to have multiple audio outputs. I wasn't able to see that option, and most likely it's cause I'm on Bootcamp... Is there any fix for this? This is kinda important for me so I'd really appreciate the help.

Alright thanks a lot... I’ll check out the reviews for sure

Hey guys, so I recently bought a new Sony A7S III, and imma buy several lenses for it... I’m mainly confused about the zoom lens that im gonna buy, but I’ll list the other lenses as well if yall have any other suggestions... ok so I’m confused between the Sony 200-600mm and the Sigma 60-600mm... I will be getting an MC-11 adapter for the Sigma...So, will the huge focal range of Sigma help me or is it not worth it? Is the 200-600mm from Sony too zoomed in or is it fine? I’d really appreciate your help... My other lenses are: Prime: Sony 50mm f1.4 Wide Angle: Sony 12-24mm f2.8 Macro: Sony 100mm f2.8 Macro Lens Zoom: One of the aforementioned Kindly give me any suggestions or advice on the other lenses as well, I’d really appreciate it

k thanks a lot buddy

So I recently upgraded to a Shure SM7B and a GoXLR. I'm confused about one thing tho...Firstly, do I need another Amp/DAC for my mic if I have a GoXLR? Secondly, do I need a DAC for my headsets or do I plug them in into my GoXLR or do I plug them in directly into the back of my PC? Any help would be really appreciated...

Hi guys, so I'm planning to build another custom keyboard. This time, I'm going all out, full enthusiast. Do yall have any board-switch ideas? I would prefer wireless, but if wireless isn't an option, then and then only I can go wired. As for form factor, I prefer 75% or 80%, but if yall have any other suggestions, please do lemme know. I'm not sure, but is the Mountain Everest Max worth it? I was also going to buy a gaming keyboard from logitech, but I couldn't decide if I should go for the G915 or the G915 TKL. I am a coder and a video editor as well, but I already have a streamdeck max. Are the six macros on the G915 worth it?

I don't mind waiting, but if the m1 is released, it might be an issue regarding the intel stocks...The thing that I'm mainly concerned with is the graphics...I'm not sure if the M1 graphics are as good as the 5600M...And if you don't mind me asking, what's up in spring? Like is the M1 16" gonna be released then?

FCPX, Motion, Photoshop, FL Studio, Maya and Blender, and if possible, some games from Steam/Epic

My bad, sorry...I've posted it above now...

My bad I'm sorry... Imma be editing videos on FCPX, animation, 3D rendering and producing music(FL Studio) on it...I will be hooking it up to a 49" monitor (the Odyssey G9, although I'd appreciate if yall could tell me if there were any better alternatives) for more screen surface area...I know this is vague, but is gaming possible on the MBP with these specs? And if yall could lemme know if I need to upgrade to 64gb RAM or is 32 gigs enough, I'd really appreciate it...But my main doubt still remains if I should wait for the M1 mbp 16...

Hi, I am going to buy a new laptop for myself, and since I owned a MacBook Pro 13" before, I will be continuing using MacOS. I have decided to go for a MacBook Pro 16" with the Radeon Pro 5600M Graphics, the i9 processor and 32 gigs of RAM. I'm not sure if I should wait for the new M1 MBP 16 which is due to release next year. I've seen a lot of reviews of the M1 macbooks and a lot of third party apps and software (which I use a lot) don't work on it. Also, since this is the first ever product in the Apple Silicone lineup, I wouldn't want to be taking a risk by going for it...It'd be as if I was a tester to find out flaws which would then be fixed in the second iteration...Also, I'm not sure if the M1 offers an equally powerful GPU option as the 5600M...One more thing, should I upgrade to 64gb RAM or it isn't necessary? I would really appreciate your input in the same...

Hi, I am going to buy a new laptop for myself, and since I owned a MacBook Pro 13" before, I will be continuing using MacOS. I have decided to go for a MacBook Pro 16" with the Radeon Pro 5600M Graphics, the i9 processor and 32 gigs of RAM. I'm not sure if I should wait for the new M1 MBP 16 which is due to release next year. I've seen a lot of reviews of the M1 macbooks and a lot of third party apps and software (which I use a lot) don't work on it. Also, since this is the first ever product in the Apple Silicone lineup, I wouldn't want to be taking a risk by going for it...It'd be as if I was a tester to find out flaws which would then be fixed in the second iteration...Also, I'm not sure if the M1 offers an equally powerful GPU option as the 5600M...One more thing, should I upgrade to 64gb RAM or it isn't necessary? I would really appreciate your input in the same...

I was looking to get a new hotswap TKL keyboard but I was unable to decide between the GMMK TKL and the DROP CTRL....I'd love to get your input

Hello I am building a PC in Jan '21 and the current specs that I have in mind are the CPU as the Ryzen 5950X and the GPU as the Rtx 3090 along with 64 gigs of RAM... I am confused when it comes to the display. I could go for the 25" 1080p 360Hz panel from Asus or I could go for the 27" Samsung Odyssey G7 with 1440p 240Hz refresh rate. Which one would yall suggest? The price is the same but the specs are a little different. Do I go all out speed or do I go for a little better reso? Is there a noticable difference between 240Hz and 360Hz?; 1080p and 1440p?; 25" and 27"? Any help will be highly appreciated.

Yeah, I already have a Durgod Nebula S... I'm getting a new one specifically for esports which is why I'm asking... Any help will be greatly appreciated

I'm from India and I don't quite have a budget

Hey guys, So I'm getting a new keyboard for esports... I'm confused between the Steelseries Apex Pro (I'm mainly looking for full sized) with the omnipoint switches and the Corsair K100 with the OPX switches... I am kind of a keyboard enthusiast also so I do care about the sound as well (I'm the clicky kinda guy)... Any help will be really appreciated. Thanks!

Imma play Fortnite and CS GO competitively.. So only FPS games, not really any sight seeing games

Thanks everyone I shall be seated close to the monitor and I don't think 27" will allow me to see completely though

Hey guys, so I'm buying a new monitor. I'm gonna use it for professional esports (Fortnite and CS:GO), but I'm confused between a 24 inch 1080p and a 27 inch 1440p, both 240hz. I'm considering the Alienware AW2521HF and the Samsung Odyssey G7 27". Which one is better for my purpose? Is 27 to large? Will the curve gimme advantage or will it degrade my gameplay? Imma use the RTX 3070 or the 3080, and imma upgrade to 3090 in Jan '21. I am also considering upgrading to the 360hz monitor later.

Alright, but then which do you think should i go for? Blues/mx speeds/Omnipoints? And which keyboard, G915/K95 RGB Platinum XT/Apex Pro?

Hey um, I wanted to buy a keyboard for esports as well as typing... The thing is, I decided upon the Corsair k95 rgb platinum xt or the Logitech g915 with blue switches (I'm that guy who LOVES the sound of blues.) The thing is, I'm not sure if blues are ideal for esports, or if speed silvers or omnipoints are good for typing. I'm kinda in an ethical dilemma... Should I go blues with the k95/g915 or should I go speed silver/omnipoint with Apex Pro? If yes, then which keyboard? Will the low profile affect my gaming performance?

I'll do that then, thanks!