How well will this work with my ASUS X99-Deluxe and Sennheiser G4ME One Black headset?
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never could get this card to work, another option, the one I took is the emotiva xda-2. it will push the senn 600's and has pre-amp outs. a few dollars more, but well built and worth it.
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I think it may use both, Im still thinking if ill order one but I remember reading about this on the Sennheiser website. Id say give it a look. These are Xone compatible so thats why Im taking interest.
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Yes. As long as you have a 3.5mm jack to connect this headset's own 3.5mm jack, than it will work great.
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It should work with any headset that only has 1 3.5mm connector with 2 rings on it.
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Nope, it works well connecting single-plug gaming headsets (and some earbuds) with laptops & Notebooks that have separate mic and headphone jacks. Totally useful for that, it's what I bought mine for and I use it daily.
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Nope there's no point in paying 60 bucks on a 7.1 soundcard in tandem, unless you also want to have a surround speaker setup. You are correct John, all audio is processed by the G930's soundcard including the simulated 7.1. While using the headset all other audio hardware in your system will be ignored.
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Agree with Asm1111. My headset works beautifully with my iPad and could not have been easier to pair. I see no reson why it wouldn't work on any new laptop.
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I don't know. it didn't work for me. I was trying to plug my headset into the computer, and when i used this, i only got sound from one ear.
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If you have a 3.5mm Female mic & headphone jack on your computer it will work perfectly fine. I'm 80% sure every computer is built with at least one of each so this headset will work regardless of what Operating System you have.
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Yes, it works quite well. I use it with the Plantronics .Audio 326 Stereo PC Headset since Macs do not have a mic in.
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I am just "learning the ropes" about using this headset so I honestly could not tell you. Sorry I could not give you a better response.
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Yes, I have been using this on my laptop(s) as well for my headset, so long as you have the 1/8" input you should be fine.
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It will work with a "built-in" sound controller but you will lose a large amount of functionality and sound quality. This is a 7.1 headset that uses five 3.5mm jacks and one of them is for the microphone. I recommend that if you do have to use a "built-in" controller that it should be a controller that supports 7.1 with the appropriate ports for the five 3.5mm connectors. I used to have a ASUS M5A99X Evo R2.0 motherboard with a 7.1 onboard sound controller and when I switched to a Asus Xonar DS 7.1 sound card, I noticed a HUGE increase in sound quality. A sound card will give you a way better experience with this headset than any integrated Realtek sound controller that you will find on most motherboards. It will function as headphones with just one 3.5mm (green) connector but you want to use all the connectors for the best experience and the fullest functionality of the headset. Yes it can work with a built in soundcard. But I highly recommend getting a dedicated 7.1 PCI-e sound card.
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Yes it will work if head-set ends 2.5 mm male and input on PC is 3.5 mm, Jacques
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I've used it and had no problems it would depend on the headset that u have
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I use it to play Call of Duty on Xbox and it works great. You might want to look for a little lower latency, though. There's an Acer 23" IPS 5ms for less $ than this one. Looks just like it though. Also, my audio out port stopped working. I had been plugging a headset into it every time I played. It didn't hold up.
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Any wireless headset in your price range for the game machine you own will work just fine. The Turtle Beach Ear Force X42 are affordable and have worked very well for us. They also work for both the xbox 360 and PS4 systems. FWIW.