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I have seen a lot of my friends start playing counter strike lately, most of them global offensive and some of them source.

Having not gathered enough experience with any of the versions of the game to decide which one to buy just from free weekends, and having read mixed reviews online for both of them, I was wondering what version you guys prefer and why.

please dont get mad at me because of counter strike

Well I don't know what system they are talking about, but for several months now this has appeared in the console whenever I find a quick play server:

Applied updated item schema from GC. 2334529 bytes, version 6091A0F7.
Quickplay client scoring
Selected game mode: 0
Hours played: 1664.4
Valve server bonus: 0.00, noob map bonus: 0.00
Search duration: 2.5
Found 115 total servers, 87 met minimum score threshold, 25 will be sent to GC for scoring
Received 25 server scores from GC
Best GC score was 1.70

I'm sorry I have no idea if this has anything to do with anything.

Check out the V-Moda M-100 I really like them and they are right in the middle of your price point. I haven't had a listen to too many headphones but this was the one out of sennheisers and audio technicas in this price range that I decided on.

They are definitely better suited to more modern music, not so much rock and jazz, but they still do quite well, and with sound software, you can make the bass sound a little more mild and they will be great, and the sound stage is pretty nice considering they dont have open backs. Noise isolation is good.

They are very comfortable, but they are a little shallow so if you have big ears maybe not.

Also you might need an amp, i never use it with portable electronics so I wouldn't know. It probably says on the website somewhere.

http://v-moda.com/crossfade-m-100/

darude_sandstorm

9v9enthusiast strikes again

why is b4nny on that roster
he would just bring them all down

ok i didnt know this

ill just buy a splitter

Because its in a pretty inconvenient spot for my to plug my headphones in, and the audio in/out ports are separate, so I need a separate mic, which I don't have, or some sort of audio splitter for me to use my headphone mic and audio at the same time. From the HDMI info I have, it seems like the splitter would be the best option though.

Chocolate chips is my go to. I like using whole milk for cookie dunking and for making hot chocolate and in my cereal, but I prefer to drink skim when im drinking pure milk.

Who cares about the frags as long as your question was answered?

So I have a BenQ 2420Z, and a NVIDIA GeForce 770 graphics card.

Currently, I have a dual link DVI from the graphics card to my monitor with 1920x1080 @144hz.

My monitor has an audio in/out port, but since I have a DVI hooking it up, there is no audio transfer. I know that HDMI does sound as well, but I have heard that some very ranged statistics about what refresh rate and resolution HDMI supports. I am pretty sure that with newer HDMI this isn't a problem, but I am just seeking clarification.

Can I play at my current display settings and have audio in/out with an HDMI, or is there a different way to get sound through this particular monitor?

yeah, I would put it on monitor ghosting. Some monitors have some options you can fiddle with to change that.

for real why so many necros

well since john milter never came

http://www.ugcleague.com/players_page.cfm?player_id=76561198096859920