BerryWilkins

I feel the technique part. I looked after researching the re20 and sm7b about making sure my placement was right. I keep it roughly 6" from me and for my normal talking it works perfectly. Not the best audio but i fix some stuff in post to help. I can try to get used to active movement, but i had read that those 2 were famous for people who have (for lack of better words) a larger average vocal range. Like the sm7b is used by some people who scream a lot. To your point ill look into the condenser though! I might be okay with this fix depending on how the output sounds. However, maybe my question was not worded properly, but im wondering if either of those 2 would be a plug and play problem solve or if i would run into my problem again?

I can only say im a very vocal person. That and being a barbarian helps. But ive always grown up in a loud family. As toward the topic. The yeti x and the old yeti are both usb microphones. But with the old yeti it might have been adaptive since there was no gain knob like this new one has. As such with this one i can only set high and low. (Which during D&D they do find hilarious as i scream and it instantly cuts). Im not familiar with this bypass you speak of. If you could elaborate more it would help in my research to fixing this issue.

Hello. I used to have the old old yeti and tbh i was pretty satisfied with it. I record my sessions with my friends over games on discord and upload them to youtube and really appreciate okay to more often these days good audio. Unfortunately it broke and when it comes to doing D&D, my vocal range is the highest in the group. I thought replacing it with another yeti (this time the yeti x as that was what was available) would work, but now i basically cant scream. The audio either peaks and cuts me off or the microphone doesnt pick me up. This is because the gain can only be set up so i have to be loud all the time or none of the time. Ive seen the RE 20 and the shure sm7b thrown around a bunch, but cant really test either. Does anyone have an opinion with their own experience they wouldnt mind sharing?

that's fair i didn't think about shipping logistics for PPE. And its not so much as the 3900x, but its successor as I do like to have it be future proof. Makes things easier on me.

so the part list is a temporary set until zen 3 (or 4 i forget what they're on) releases later this year along with the 3000 line. Now: amd 3600x w/ a 2060 rtx and 32 gb of 3200 ddr4 then: something akin to their 3900x but 4900x or whatever and their 3080ti I don't remember parts being so scarce before. I remember the bit mining crap, but between motherboards, gpus, cases, and ssds so much was out of stock or back ordered...

I actually don't own anything to try it out with. I thought i said it in the post, but i don't have my CPU or GPU yet for another few weeks (past the return date) due to back order, and due to my new living conditions all my stuff is 2000 miles away. I would if i could

hello all, as the title says I'm building a PC and I haven't been in the game since 2011 (back when the 580 was still big)! And as such I'm fairly overwhelmed by monitor choices but have narrowed it down to 3 candidates: LG 34GN850-B Alienware AW3420DW (currently sitting in a box next to me but haven't opened and have till the 15th to return) Samsung G7 Price isn't a factor as I plan to keep these for as long as I kept my last one but I'm worried im going to have buyers remorse after i choose one. Each seems to have a flaw so I thought I'd get some opinions before i go finalizing anything. I bought the AW originally, but am worried when i started reading that its fairly dim and doesn't do well with reflections. LG i've had some trouble in the past with but have never bought a monitor from them. And samsung people are going back and forth about. I saw linus loved it so I gave it a look and saw it has some backlight bleed, but I'm not sure if that's a big deal to me. I know there's no best end all be all of monitors, but I'd like to buy something I know i won't look at other monitors and say, "man what if..." like i do with my motorcycles (can never own enough!)

Budget (including currency): right around 3k US Country: US Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mostly gaming, but i use it for 3d modeling for work occasionally when i bring my work home (CAD) Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Basically I have a build concept and PC part list in mind already, but with the new hype surrounding the RTX 3000 line and the new ZEN 3 that may or may not both come out this year is it worth to wait for it? I have an alienware 17r4 i got back in 2016 with some discounts (i7-6700, gtx 1070, 32 gb of ram). It's showing its age lately. Borderlands 3 runs at medium settings but lags sometimes. Lately its been freezing (the system), either with or without processes running in the background. Other times, I've closed it just to have the system freeze about a minute later just looking at amazon on firefox. This is all new to this computer as it wasn't doing it this past week. What I'm trying to avoid is having another 2016 where I bought a 970 just for the 1070 to release in just a few months time, but at the same time its starting to push me toward just building the system already with a 2080ti and a 3900x and getting it over with already. I've pushed this desire back from January of this year to now and waiting longer is starting to get harder idk. if this formatting is wrong, let me know. New member sorry.