For gaming you should go with an open back or semi open back. This will get you a better sound stage than that found in closed back headphones. Assuming you're only getting it for at home use. Most open back are not practical out of the home.
NVIDIATI
idk what you actually mean by bad...my G35 headset is still great and going strong.
Lets see, low quality drivers, high price, poor sound stage, usb powered, gimmicky 7.1, for the same price (or less) you could get much better.
Quick example:
Sennheiser HD555 -$80
Asus Xonar DG - $30
Zalman Clip on mic - $15
Total = $125
agreed, but i honestly haven't had a problem with drivers let alone sound...and i am agreeing because i have heard of the problems the headset has but honestly i haven't had any.
For gaming you should go with an open back or semi open back. This will get you a better sound stage than that found in closed back headphones. Assuming you're only getting it for at home use. Most open back are not practical out of the home.
NVIDIATI
idk what you actually mean by bad...my G35 headset is still great and going strong.
I recently bought a Gainward GeForce GTX 580 3072MB PhysX. Do any of you know of a good way to watercool it? I already have a Zalman Reserator, but I don't mind having another confined system only for the videocard.
Cook66
how big is the rad and also if you are going to watercool your gpu you are going to need a gpu waterblock.
i have run intel burn test/prime 95/occt/lin pack when i was testing either one you use is good i would use all just to make sure one at a time though ;)
The place where the GTX 580 really shines if you want to build the fastest computer on the planet and go with four of these in SLI with waterblocks. No other configuration will touch that.
middle-earth88
now for me to just get for of them Waterblocks and a quad-Rad then its game time ;)
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