I've got a nice monitor, an i5-3570k, a gtx 670, a 128gb ssd, a 2tb hdd, 8gb of ram, windows 7, a gaming mouse, a keyboard that is getting a little old, and a pair of turtle beaches
are there any new technologies or useful little peripherals my computer needs?
I was thinking of a wireless receiver for internet but then I know LAN is always the best connection so I never get one when they're on sale. I was thinking of something to make my audio more stable, currently my turtle beaches randomly freak out, it's only once a week but they'll start making noises over the mic and i'll have to unplug them, and my speakers just have a faint noise when I turn the up but I read that was probably due to having too many cords plugged into the same outlet. I have 4 usb's plus mic and speaker plug ins in an easy to access place already but I would invest in an extra usb adapter if it would help my headset problems
I need to get a bigger ssd and another hdd sometime but there's no urgency on that, same for upgrading my graphics card for next gen games. I use my TV as a dual monitor to stream a lot and my PC's basically my main form of entertainment, so I'm basically wondering if there's anything useful that you'd recommend that I may not know about, or any help with my audio problems
are there any new technologies or useful little peripherals my computer needs?
I was thinking of a wireless receiver for internet but then I know LAN is always the best connection so I never get one when they're on sale. I was thinking of something to make my audio more stable, currently my turtle beaches randomly freak out, it's only once a week but they'll start making noises over the mic and i'll have to unplug them, and my speakers just have a faint noise when I turn the up but I read that was probably due to having too many cords plugged into the same outlet. I have 4 usb's plus mic and speaker plug ins in an easy to access place already but I would invest in an extra usb adapter if it would help my headset problems
I need to get a bigger ssd and another hdd sometime but there's no urgency on that, same for upgrading my graphics card for next gen games. I use my TV as a dual monitor to stream a lot and my PC's basically my main form of entertainment, so I'm basically wondering if there's anything useful that you'd recommend that I may not know about, or any help with my audio problems
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