u/AtlasTheGuyNotTheMap

I'm ideally looking for a wired headset with a mic. I've been looking at the Maxwells, but I don't think I'm willing to spend that kind of money just yet. I've seen good reviews for the Turtle Beach Atlas Airs, but those are being marketed as wireless and I wasn't sure if there are better options out there for the money. Also heard good things about the PC38Xs.

It doesn't have to be open back, but those are the ones I keep getting recommended.

Any advice helps!

I'm new to PC building, but I'm finally upgrading from my 1650 to a 4070 Super. The problem is, I no longer have any of the cables that came with the original Cooler Master v650 Gold V2 unit, including the PCIe cable, since the 1650 didn't need it. I've been looking everywhere online, but it seems like Cooler Master never sold a 2x 8-pin → 12VHPWR cable (the 16-pin one is what I need, I think that's what it's called).

I've read all over the place that you should never mix and match different PCIe cables, even from the same brand, and that I can't buy a 3x 8-pin, which I have been able to find, and only use 2 pins in the PSU. I know my unit is older (it's not even on sale on their website anymore), but I was wondering if anyone had any sort of ideas or safe workarounds that they've found.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I'm new to PC building, but I'm finally upgrading from my 1650 to a 4070 Super. The problem is, I no longer have any of the cables that came with the original v650 Gold V2 unit, including the PCIe cable, since the 1650 didn't need it. I've been looking everywhere online, but it seems like Cooler Master never sold a 2x 8-pin → 12VHPWR cable (the 16-pin one is what I need, I think that's what it's called).

I've read all over the place that you should never mix and match different PCIe cables, even from the same brand, and that I can't buy a 3x 8-pin, which I have been able to find, and only use 2 pins in the PSU. I know my unit is older (it's not even on sale on their website anymore), but I was wondering if anyone had any sort of ideas or safe workarounds that they've found.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!