Recent content by SpadeAssassin

First try using your monitor settings to find scaling options, if that doesn't work, try this: Open NVIDA Control Panel>Display>Adjust desktop size and position>2.>Size Tab>2.>Enable desktop resizing>Resize

Did you boot into Windows with the display connected to the GPU or the Integrated graphics on your CPU trough the motherboard? Do the GPU fans spin up?

If this looks similar to your build, it might be ok (http://images10.newegg.com/BizIntell/item/11/146/11-146-075/006.jpg). Since the drive bays are facing the GPU rather than the side of the case it will block some of them, but judging by the picture there will be plenty leftover to put 2 drives...

So if you get a capture card, that means that you will be using it with 2 PC's. One to play the game and the other to record. The point of a capture card is that it doesn't slow down you main (gaming) PC, and all the work done for capturing the video is done on the second PC. So, to answer your...

I have the CM Storm Quickfire TK, it matches some of your criteria. It has white backlighting (when you get MX Brown switches), it doesn't look gamery at all, has different sizes (tk, full size...), should work with a wrist rest since it has a flat edge facing you. Maybe look into this one.

As someone who switched from g502 to DA Chroma, I prefer the DA a lot more. The sensor might be slightly better specs wise on the g502 but you are never going to notice it. The DA is lighter and it's shaped differently than the G502, which for me was a bit to cumbersome and large. For me it's...

It could work with stock, but you might as well get a 212 EVO, it's cheap and has legendary performance.

I don't quite get the question, but if you want to get another Ethernet port you can buy a network card.

You should be able to do that just fine as long as you find a 1x Firewire card, I guess something like this would work : https://www.amazon.com/SEDNA-EXpress-Firewire-Adapter-external/dp/B00MMFY6XI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1470684272&sr=8-2&keywords=1x+firewire

Well.. most likely the mic just died on your headset. Try plugging in a different mic and see if that one works, if not then something may be wrong with your pc and not the mic. Also you can try your mic on a different computer and see if it works there.

Just a quick google search landed me on this forum (http://www.overclock.net/t/831636/official-corsair-graphite-club-780t-760t-730t-600t-380t-230t/4800) and apparently other people have had similar issues with their Corsair cases even when off. It is probably due to the metal/plastic in the case...