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It's only one cable, I do not have a soundcard. My sound is built into my motherboard (ASUS Maximus V Formula) . I have my speakers settings in 5.1 mode as well as in my asus rog hd audio audio management system. I was finally able to get sound to come out of my front left speaker.. I'm...

I've had these speakers for years and they have worked on my laptop and my ipod as well as a few other devices. I recently wanted to use them on my desktop, so I plugged them in and they are not being picked up on my pc. I have the power plugged in, all of the speakers are in the correct plugins...

Hey if it can't be done it can't be done! Thanks for the answer!

Well, I guess I will have to stick with what I have then, thanks for the answers everyone. After I finish buying the parts for the new rig I'm building I will have to invest in a new laptop.

Well I was able to get inside it and take a look, she is running a 2nd gen i3 2310 at 2.1 Ghz, I was hoping I could possibly at LEAST get an i5.. But if i'm stuck with that processor it's okay I suppose. Hopefully someone out there knows of a possible upgrade. (I think it may be the HM65 chipset).

Alright so a few years back I invested in a Toshiba Satellite L655 with the Intel i3 @ 2.1 Ghz, 4 GB of ram, and all that other jazz. I just upgraded the RAM to 8 GB which is all I need, however I would like to upgrade my processor since she is pretty dated now, without buying a whole new...

I would honestly just go with the i7-4700mq if it were me personally. 150 dollars is quite pricey for the difference. The 4800 is better, yes, and if you have the money you can go with that instead.. But if 150 is a big deal to you (like it is for a lot of people), just go with the 4700. As far...

I think this is solved, thank you so much for your help and patience, I hated this conversation the whole time because I felt like I was making you answer the same thing over and over and wasting your time (Well, I kind of was) but again thank you so much.

The website even says that is for the reference card and to go to the website of the card distributor for the actual, which doesn't say "recommends 550w", it says "requires 550w" for Power Requirement, is that still the same thing? http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4211#sp...

So the 750W you think would be more than enough power for my system running all of that, even when the GPU itself apparently recommends 550W alone? I'm sorry, it's just I've always used about 650-750W to power my systems, but that was 3 years ago and the technology required slightly less juice...

So I have been wanting to get the Gigabyte GV-N670OC-2GD (Windforce).. And it seems it recommends at least a 550w PSU. The rest of my build will be: Intel Core i7-3770k CPU Asus P8Z77-V Deluxe Mobo HAF X Case (942, lots of fans) 3 TB Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM HDD Asus DvD Burner GV-N670OC-2GD...