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Funny my set has just done exactly the same, also bought around the same time. Short of a needle and thread to try and repair I've gone for a set of Kingston hyper x cloud , managed to track down a pair at a good price unfortunately not from ocuk this time around. Was too good a deal to miss...

Right it's fixed ! Turns out it was just a simple bios setting. When my son did optimised settings it defaulted the sata controllers to ide when they were originally set to ahci. A simple fix in the end. Machine booted and finished it's system restore. So all ends well, thanks for the advice...

Many thanks, i'll try that when i get home tonight and post results. last resort would be a format and re install but i want to avoid that if at all possible.

Right to cut a long story short the pc i built for my son now fails to boot into windows. As i am nolonger living with him its hard to diagnose from things he has told me. Firstly it blue screened with a boot failure detected message due to incorrect configeration so i advised him to load...

WOW, MW Ghost, Blops 2 to name a few. @ 1080p I believe. Has 8gig ram and 700w psu.

Trying to help a friend out. He has a i5 2320 and wants a new graphics card budget is upto £300. Was going to suggest upto a 770gtx but not sure if he may see some bottlenecks from the cpu. Would he be better off with say a 760gtx or a 670gtx. Wants to stay with invidia. Was going to suggest...

Found my chips Codes from my old overclocking folder. Toledo core, tray no ADA3800DAA5CD stepping E6, LCB9E 0712 SPMW 234373D70033.

I still have a socket 939 3800x2 @ 2500mhz in a dfi lanparty expert, still running just robbed the gpu for my son's new build. Moved to the dark side now sorry. Before it was an opteron 146 @ 2500mhz. Bought the dual core for £50.00 brand new just after 939 socket got replaced.

G9x can still be found online, and for around £50.00 if you don't mind mw3 branding.

www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=SP-007-RA&groupid=702&catid=1058 www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=SP-006-CS&groupid=702&catid=1058 www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=SP-021-ST&groupid=702&catid=1058 You could start with these and if they still seem to...

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Asus vulcan anc and sennheiser pc 161's here.

Define reasonable, they start at £60 and finish at £260. Also wireless or wired. I have yet to try a really good surrounded sound headset as I believe that there isn't enough room within any ear cup to space the speakers out enough. I'd take a look at the logitech and maybe the corsair at under...

As good as onboard sound can be on the current gen motherboards a dedicated sound card is going to be better. I've read good things about qpad Qh 90's headset as far as sound quality for music, check out bit-tech and vortex's reviews also within your budget. Most gaming headsets are not setup...

The CM STORM QUICK FIRE TK with brown switches has white back lighting if I'm not not mistaken. Red on red switches and blue on blue switches. A bit of quick internet searching will get you what you want and for under £70.00 as well. It's the keyboard I wanted but the wife wouldn't let me have...

If you go for the sennheiser, 350's are closed cup vents no sound. 360's vent sound out of ear cups so other people in the room will hear some of what your listening to. Also if you're spending that much on a headset to get the best out of them you really need a good sound card to pair with...

I have not experienced any crackle whilst moving my head and i find that they have plenty of bass to be honest some times too much, but then i can change the sound to suit my taste with the xonar software for my sound card. Have no experience of the CM storm i'm afraid. Good luck with your...

I have the asus vulcan anc headset at the moment, very comfortable good noise cancellation although sound is not as good with anc enabled. The mic could be better not as clear as my old sennh pc 161's. You could also look at qpad qh 90's, www.vortez.net/articles_pages/qpad_qh_90_review,1.html...

I upgraded to these from sennheiser pc161's, the mic is not as clear but the sound, comfort and the noise cancelling far out ways the mediocre mic. So comfortable you can wear them for hours. Even better when they cost under £50.00 one day only deal.

Have a Microsoft Habu, but currently using Logitech G9x claw grip.