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The only thing I can help you with is to tell you not to get the Logitech mic that plugs directly in your sound card. I have it and it's shit.
I'm not sure about the usb version.
**edit** I know a lot of people that have the Zalman clip-on mic and they say it's good.
My Uncle just built a HTPC thats running Windows 7 64. He wants to rip his entire CD collection (around 500) to it so he can play the files over his speakers. I recommended he rip his CD's with Exact Audio Copy then convert to WMA Lossless but he's not so computer savvy so I went over there to...
Sounds like all you need is a stereo receiver to power those two speakers off your PC. You can probably just use the 3.5mm jack (the green plug) on the back of your computer to your receiver. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
I used to own a pair of Audio Technica ATH-A900's but they broke just a few weeks ago. I didn't have the $230 to replace them so I opted for the Audio Technica Ath-AD700's. I got them off amazon.com for like $80 and I'm very pleased with them. They're not quite as good as the 900's but they're...
"L4D2 (I'm gonna skip 1 since 2 is already out )"
There is enough people still playing the first one to justify buying it and IMO it's much better than the sequel.
I dont think its your settings thats the problem. Its that piss poor game. The directional audio in that game is probably the worst in the history of pc games with the possible exception of cod5.
I was hoping someone that knew could answer this question for me.
I recently got a new monitor increasing my resolution from 1280x1024 to 1680x1050. It feels like my mouse sensitivity has become a lot faster. Does this happen with higher resolutions or am I just paranoid?
I got this monitor a couple of weeks ago. I "upgraded" from a Viewsonic A90 crt. After the first week of use I wanted to return it because I noticed the ghosting in FPS games almost immediately but now I guess I've gotten used to it. I mean I still notice it but it doesnt bother me as much now...
I haven't had too many high end headphones but I really like my Audio Technica ATH-A900's. They're really good for gaming and music and don't require an amp. I currently have them connected to an XFI Extreme Music so they probably sound even better with a Prelude. I bought them at Audiocubes for...
Depending on how much dust has accumulated inside your computer it can make a huge difference in performance and more importantly hardware temperatures by cleaning it out.
My advice is to keep a can of compressed air handy and clean it out often.