Q. Optional: Why?
A. the razer tiamat's are a good entry pair of gaming headphones. it should help you test out whether you prefer positional audio setups (surround sound) or high fidelity stereo (don't be fooled, top of the line stereo headsets will outperform nearly every "gaming" equivalent).
The tiamat has a great condenser and the noise cancelling mic is superb. A con is it's not made for people with big ears. The mmx 300 has an incredible soundstage, and is one of the premiere "gaming" headsets that actually lives up to its word. much more expensive tho. check out sennheiser too.
Razer tiamat review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/razer-tiamat-7-1-surround-sound-gaming-headset/
Beyerdynamic mmx 300 review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/beyerdynamic-mmx-300-pc-gaming-headset/
read reviews and get informed as possible before buying. good luck!
The tiamat has a great condenser and the noise cancelling mic is superb. A con is it's not made for people with big ears. The mmx 300 has an incredible soundstage, and is one of the premiere "gaming" headsets that actually lives up to its word. much more expensive tho. check out sennheiser too.
Razer tiamat review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/razer-tiamat-7-1-surround-sound-gaming-headset/
Beyerdynamic mmx 300 review - http://www.headset-ratings.com/beyerdynamic-mmx-300-pc-gaming-headset/
read reviews and get informed as possible before buying. good luck!
help me build a top notch computer?
Q. with 2 grand i wanna build my own i want the nicest possible comp but i need some help. list all the parts (by name) and how much theyll be i have a mouse and headset but other than thati wanna start of 2011 with a beast and dont try and save me money try and hit the cap (dont forget i wannna bbuild my own comp dont leave outt cables a case speakers and everything in between)
THIS WILL BE A GAMING COMP
i really appreciate anyone whos taken the time out to write me an answer
THIS WILL BE A GAMING COMP
i really appreciate anyone whos taken the time out to write me an answer
A. Regarding processors, the i7 is the best. quad core, super fast, and decently cool. They are definitely top notch and the best out there.
- motherboard, get an X58 chipset motherboard. newest and most powerful out there.
- memory: DDR3 RAM I would say 6gb is good (3 x 2gb sticks)
Videocard: ATI Radeon 5970. fastest out there - about 650 bucks
you can stick 2 of these into CrossFire with a X58 motherboard.
Harddrives: the fastest out there are SSDs (solid state drives), but they are EXPENSIVE. other than that, get Western Digital Caviar Black Series harddrives. great speed, good price.
Sound card: I definitely recommend the Auzentech X-Fi Prelude. good sound card
Power supply: get anything 1 kW or more. If you can, get Antec or Corsair (MUST GET RESPECTABLE BRAND or else the power supply will probably be crap)
Case: its really up to you but check out the Corsair Obsidian 800D case
cables... you don't need anything. all power supply cables come with the power supply. All motherboard cables come with the motherboard, harddrives don't come with any (all included with motherboard and powersupply), and so on.
If you need anymore help, just email me and I will take the time to actually make a complete computer within budget. But for now, I'll just give you recommendations.
- motherboard, get an X58 chipset motherboard. newest and most powerful out there.
- memory: DDR3 RAM I would say 6gb is good (3 x 2gb sticks)
Videocard: ATI Radeon 5970. fastest out there - about 650 bucks
you can stick 2 of these into CrossFire with a X58 motherboard.
Harddrives: the fastest out there are SSDs (solid state drives), but they are EXPENSIVE. other than that, get Western Digital Caviar Black Series harddrives. great speed, good price.
Sound card: I definitely recommend the Auzentech X-Fi Prelude. good sound card
Power supply: get anything 1 kW or more. If you can, get Antec or Corsair (MUST GET RESPECTABLE BRAND or else the power supply will probably be crap)
Case: its really up to you but check out the Corsair Obsidian 800D case
cables... you don't need anything. all power supply cables come with the power supply. All motherboard cables come with the motherboard, harddrives don't come with any (all included with motherboard and powersupply), and so on.
If you need anymore help, just email me and I will take the time to actually make a complete computer within budget. But for now, I'll just give you recommendations.
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