Best option for my set up?

[DV8Dangerzone]

Hi everyone, first off, thanks for coming by. I'm building a gaming PC for the first time and you all have been so helpful.

To begin, I'd like to mention that I'm building this computer to be more professional streamer and just have an overall better gaming experience.

Here's my build so far.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2VN2q

My next question is this, I want a surround sound set up for when im gaming normally, but I want to have the game sound come out of my surround sound, and the voice chat sound to come through a headset. What headsets do you all recommend for such a thing, and also what speakers? My main problem here is that the game sound might be too loud coming from the speakers and would proc the voice detection on teamspeak, making it constantly talking and such. Are there headsets out there that have mics made specifically for this? Maybe where the microphone is right near your mouth so that when you talk right next it the teamspeak works, but it doesn't always happen with game sound? Not sure if I'm explaining this exactly right, but if you have any questions of clarification, please let me know as well.

Thanks for all your help!

 

[wortwortwort]

I assume you don't actually want 2 optical drives. For gaming, 2 monitors isn't a good idea (for most games).

 

[wbattel4607]

I assume you don't actually want 2 optical drives. For gaming, 2 monitors isn't a good idea (for most games).

Unless he would be using 1 for gaming and the other as an extended desktop. If he grabbed a third he could even go triple monitor gaming with Nvidia Surround which the 4GB 770 would work well with. But that is beside the point.

In response to the OP, if you are looking for something specific take a browse through some websites such as turtlebeach. Then go into a store like Best Buy and see them in person. I use a Turtle Beach X12 which also connects to my Xbox 360, the mic can be positioned close to the mouth and adjusted as to not pic up background noise (game audio).

 

[DV8Dangerzone]

I assume you don't actually want 2 optical drives. For gaming, 2 monitors isn't a good idea (for most games).

This has nothing to do with the question I asked. Please don't criticize any other choices I've made, I know what I have chosen already, and there's reasoning behind all of it.