Posts by Fortunex

You can usually carry pretty hard until you're within 100-200 Elo of where you should be. At that point you're usually better than the enemy team enough to win your lane, but not enough to carry your team to victory.

Hot air rises when nothing else is acting upon it. With such a small volume of air like in a case, and when you have even one fan moving air around, convection becomes a non-factor.

Quote:Originally Posted by Tjj226 Angel The Gungnir in particular has a more dynamic sound to it while the o2 is pretty flat and sterile. I see a lot of people saying that things sound more "dynamic". Can you describe what "dynamic"...

Quote:Originally Posted by bumblebee1980 that was when I decided enough is enough. for those that don't know the top end Asus cards have a loud positive click each time you boot up or switch between line in/microphone. it's some...

Speakers generally give higher quality sound, however they cost many times more for similar sound quality, require very specific placement, require hours of work to properly sound-treat a room, you can't really move while listening to...

Quote:Originally Posted by bumblebee1980 it does matter because entry level headphones are a waste of time and money. have you seen the last 50 pages? I see a lot of people with entry level PC Gaming headsets or headphones looking...

Quote:Originally Posted by bumblebee1980 I have owned Grado SR60, Shure SRH440, Audio Technica ATH-M50, Audio Technica AD700, Denon AH-D1001, Koss PortaPro, Sony MDR-V6 and some Bose over ear with cheap pleather ear pads like the...

Quote:Originally Posted by bumblebee1980 planar magnetic headphones need power. Audeze recommends amplifiers that can output a couple watts. I assume HiFiMAN is on the same page. quite a bit of 2, 4, 5, 6 watt amplifiers on the...

Quote:Originally Posted by Tjj226 Angel MMmmmm not always. The He-400s pretty much need an amp....period. If you run them on on board audio, they aren't going to have enough power. It is a similar situation with the HD650s, but you...

You'd get better sound quality out of a good set of headphones running off onboard than a cheap set of headphones running off of a decent amp/DAC, generally.