I see your ram is at 1066 MHz and that may be what it is designed for but i think it is more likely should be running around 1600MHz.
I i was you i would double check that that ram's speeds should be running at.


i have had this issue before it bothered me til li fixed it, not gona pay for 1600 and get stuck running 1066.

That's a MicroATX motherboard. The vid card I linked is 11.73". Make sure the case you have (w/e that is) has room for a card that long.


/e Also the vid card requires a 6 pin and an 8 pin power lead...make sure your power supply has those.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jan 19 2017 07:09am

ram- evga superclocked ddr4 16gb @2400
psu- corsair cx750m
tower- corsair carbide 330r quiet mid-tower

This post was edited by Butts on Jan 19 2017 07:38am

what are using using for sound equipment
speakers, headphones, tv, etc

also are you having feedback or interference?

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Jan 19 2017 08:43am

Well the vid card will fit, and the PSU will have the proper power leads.
Now all you have to do is figure out what quality sound you desire.

his onboard dac is pretty descent
its just what his intentions are and his equipment he uses

soundcards are hardly ever needed these days, i/o connections, onboard has feedback but a soundcard can have it too or worse, and the software/algorithms from the company

its 2100mhz

DDR




Go into your Bios, Turn on the XMP profile for your ram.

i use Logitech g430 headset and just feel like i dont get the best 7.1 out of dayz. my in game settings are all right, thought maybe a nice sound card would help.

okay ill try that soon, entering bios is when you first turn pc on and hit whatever button it asks correct?

pm me ill hook u up biggs

how is your headset plugged into your pc?