Obzoleet
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Hello guys,
I am on the hunt for a new gaming headset since I had to throw my old one out when I moved.
I have decided to put in a decent amount of money ( Around 150-200£ ) and I have had my eyes on Sennheiser 363d for some time now. It comes with a USB soundcard. I am unable to fit a soundcard in my PC since its a mini itx build so it sounds like a good investment in my ears.
I have also been checking out Turtlebeach xp seven however it does not come with a USB soundcard.
Now I am just wondering, My mother board :
Gigabyte Z87N-WIFI Motherboard
Has the following audio features :
Realtek® ALC892 codec
High Definition Audio
2/4/5.1/7.1-channel
Support for S/PDIF Out
Is that sound good enough to handle on its own or do you think id get an improvement with the soundcard from 363d?
Have you any experience with 363d or Turtlebeach Seven? What do you think about them?
I appreciate any inputs, also if you know of a headset I have totally overlooked
Kind regards,
Obzoleet!
I am on the hunt for a new gaming headset since I had to throw my old one out when I moved.
I have decided to put in a decent amount of money ( Around 150-200£ ) and I have had my eyes on Sennheiser 363d for some time now. It comes with a USB soundcard. I am unable to fit a soundcard in my PC since its a mini itx build so it sounds like a good investment in my ears.
I have also been checking out Turtlebeach xp seven however it does not come with a USB soundcard.
Now I am just wondering, My mother board :
Gigabyte Z87N-WIFI Motherboard
Has the following audio features :
Realtek® ALC892 codec
High Definition Audio
2/4/5.1/7.1-channel
Support for S/PDIF Out
Is that sound good enough to handle on its own or do you think id get an improvement with the soundcard from 363d?
Have you any experience with 363d or Turtlebeach Seven? What do you think about them?
I appreciate any inputs, also if you know of a headset I have totally overlooked
Kind regards,
Obzoleet!
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