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LOL - if your idea of microtransaction is $250 for P2W? Yeah. EOD purchasers are pissed - the Devs are saying DLC does not mean DLC

I'm clearly misunderstanding something here. I am replacing an old Corsair headset (single 3.5mm jack) that I had connected to the computer via a USB dongle (DAC?). It worked fine, allowing me both sound and microphone functionality. Problem...

That would be the safest bet, but mainly I would think the space behind the motherboard and back panel would be the biggest factor. Just about any full tower or good size mid tower case would do the trick. Something like this.

I picked up one of the new shift PSUs inadvertently and like it. Now I need an enclosure for it. I'm not into water cooling or AIOs, so I'm looking for a box with good airflow and enough space to run cables behind the MOBO and modern GPU with...

Hey fellers -- thanks for the fast replies. I like the idea of using the monitor as a powered USB hub. I'm not using RGB - but that was a good idea. I found an old keyboard in the closet - and no issues since. Talking with a few other...

Well, the reason it acts like the key is held is because each keypress generates two events: keydown, and keyup. When the device disconnects with a key down, and reconnects after the key is up, it never receives the keyup event so windows assumes...

It might be a power issue. Not sure what keyboard you have, but some RGB keyboards can use quite a bit of power. If your monitor has the ability to act as a USB hub, then I would try to plug your keyboard into the USB ports on your monitor so...

This is a weird one. After about an hour of use, when I use the keyboard (games, typing, anything) I get the USB disconnect / connect sound. Random key press. In game it acts like the last key pressed is continuously pressed - meaning...