Recent content by Adam0ne

Sorry, I posted that late.

Could be a problem with the Keyboard itself. What Keyboard are you using and how old? Try using another keyboard, see if the problem persists.

Theoritcally yes. Ideally you must have room for upgrades. Please post PC specs.

When you say "hear my computer", do you mean static? If so, it could be from the Y-splitter. What are usually connected to the Y-splitter? Have you tried Connecting your headset (w/ built-in mic) directly without the Y-splitter?

It would be enough. But IMO, I would go for an 850W PSU for myself. refer to these builds: https://pcpartpicker.com/builds/#g=492&c=1391

Hi. Can you list all the cables connected from Kraken? You can use this for reference as well. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZsZnnOX_mo

Get a 2.1. The subwoofer will make a big difference. I have always found Logitech to be a reliable brand. They make good speakers. The Z213 or Z313 is a good choice.

hang-the-9 nailed it. If you're very particular with this, research along those he mentioned. There a lot of pre-made, like Logitech, and custom KB (keyboard) Builders. Here is a list of the custom KB. https://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list/

If that is a Gigabyte mobo: RGB fusion has a lot of glitches. Those are one of the common issues. I have trouble with that myself. I found that everytime I power up my pc, my RGB settings for the board are gone. My workaround is to create an RGB profile in the RGB Fusion settings. I made one...

Your current setup has the 2 front RGB fans pulling in air. Air flows from the RGB side then out the back side to the radiator. The rear fan and top fan blow out the air. It looks to be correct. The H510i is not exactly very good with air circulation. It mostly aesthetic. I have the same case...

You just link all 4 fans together. Check the fan. It should have a socket for input and output for the rgb link. These also came with the cables for that. If you linked these 4 fans together, you will only use 1 channel of the HUE controller. Check the manual for install of fans. The rgb of the...

What brand are your fans? If these are NZXT, it should be linkable, channels of hue controller should suffice.

I am using a BR1500MS2 (1500VA / 900W ) from APC. I'm very happy with it. You might want to look into it...

To add to this: Even if you power off properly first, you must avoid switching the PSU backswitch to "OFF". You may risk cutting short the life of the battery for the motherboard because it would discharge too fast. Normally, battery should be good for 5 years onwards, will go down to a few months.

Windows will only recognize components from the installation. To my experience, it is best to have a fresh OS install when there are major component changes. Normally, you back up the data you want to keep first.