Logitech G930 or Steelseries Siberia v3 prism

[ahsuk]

I am playing CS:GO and I need a good and comfortable headset
the headset need a good mic and good audio , though I think my audio card is bad or something , will it affect the g930?

 

[IAmTheTofu]

I have a G430 and I like it. The audio and mic is good. And your audio card shouldn't be affecting anything unless you're using headphones with 3.5mm jacks. Headsets with USB adapters have a built in sound card in them.

Initially, the G430 will feel a little irritating, you have to get used to it. The foam ear-cups will feel a little like you got a haircut and there's hair all over you and it's poking you.

It's really up to personal preference.

CSGO doesn't support 7.1, so you would need to use the regular "Headphones" option. 5.1 would sound weird.

 

[ahsuk]

I have a G430 and I like it. The audio and mic is good. And your audio card shouldn't be affecting anything unless you're using headphones with 3.5mm jacks. Headsets with USB adapters have a built in sound card in them.

Initially, the G430 will feel a little irritating, you have to get used to it. The foam ear-cups will feel a little like you got a haircut and there's hair all over you and it's poking you.

It's really up to personal preference.

CSGO doesn't support 7.1, so you would need to use the regular "Headphones" option. 5.1 would sound weird.

So if CS:GO is not supporting 7.1 , what do u think about Steelseries siberia v3 prism ?

 

[IAmTheTofu]

I have a G430 and I like it. The audio and mic is good. And your audio card shouldn't be affecting anything unless you're using headphones with 3.5mm jacks. Headsets with USB adapters have a built in sound card in them.

Initially, the G430 will feel a little irritating, you have to get used to it. The foam ear-cups will feel a little like you got a haircut and there's hair all over you and it's poking you.

It's really up to personal preference.

CSGO doesn't support 7.1, so you would need to use the regular "Headphones" option. 5.1 would sound weird.

So if CS:GO is not supporting 7.1 , what do u think about Steelseries siberia v3 prism ?

Those aren't bad either.

 

[ahsuk]

I have a G430 and I like it. The audio and mic is good. And your audio card shouldn't be affecting anything unless you're using headphones with 3.5mm jacks. Headsets with USB adapters have a built in sound card in them.

Initially, the G430 will feel a little irritating, you have to get used to it. The foam ear-cups will feel a little like you got a haircut and there's hair all over you and it's poking you.

It's really up to personal preference.

CSGO doesn't support 7.1, so you would need to use the regular "Headphones" option. 5.1 would sound weird.

So if CS:GO is not supporting 7.1 , what do u think about Steelseries siberia v3 prism ?

Those aren't bad either.

if you would buy one of these headsets for comfortable . audio , and mic quality , what headset would it be ?

 

[IAmTheTofu]

I have a G430 and I like it. The audio and mic is good. And your audio card shouldn't be affecting anything unless you're using headphones with 3.5mm jacks. Headsets with USB adapters have a built in sound card in them.

Initially, the G430 will feel a little irritating, you have to get used to it. The foam ear-cups will feel a little like you got a haircut and there's hair all over you and it's poking you.

It's really up to personal preference.

CSGO doesn't support 7.1, so you would need to use the regular "Headphones" option. 5.1 would sound weird.

So if CS:GO is not supporting 7.1 , what do u think about Steelseries siberia v3 prism ?

Those aren't bad either.

if you would buy one of these headsets for comfortable . audio , and mic quality , what headset would it be ?

Not the G430. SteelSeries is your best bet.