I think you need to look up the words "hypocrisy" and "hipster", I recommend this

http://www.myenglisch.de/oxford-englisch/grafik/duden.jpg

http://static.tumblr.com/tjv6lw7/ZmFm8uwcb/muppets_-_flailing_kermit.gif

LOL. Aside from talking bullshit they are also basically saying that their feature is useless.

If I want a camera, I use a camera.

Xenoblade
Dark Souls
SupCom FA
Rise of Nations
Bioshock Infinite

I will say here what I said in the generals thread: The AD700 nobass statement is poop and probably postulated by people who never owned AD700s or don't know how to use their soundcard's driver control panel. In fact, you don't even need that. The headphones have a great soundstage and the bass is, visually speaking, in the back of that stage where it belongs. Maybe since music=wub nowadays for many people, they are uncomfortable with that but I believe it is just as it should be. And as I said, if I want more bass for some reason, I just turn the bass up. Simple.
Generally, I love the sound of them and you can track movement around you really well. I literally played blindfolded (constantly staring at the floor) on granary once with a friend and I could always hear where he was.

As for the mic, I have a blue yeti myself (pls don't hit me, tooth) because I wanted great sound quality for whatever I want to record, voicechat and gameplay commentaries. And because I don't mind running around like an idiot with that behemoth and taking up 10m² of desk space should I ever go to a LAN with it.
Just for playing the modmic is probably the best option because the quality is as good as any in-game voicechat or mumble goes. It is really cheap and you can always take it off your headphones or do whatever you want with it.

But Saladmancer you need to be around when I am invite tf2 so you can tell everybody about my name!

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Gooby, pls

Any other ideas on how to fix the 2/3 issue?

I heard about the matrox thing but I have no idea how it is supposed to work and how it would work in conjunction with eyefinity and all in all I find it extremely confusing.

It's night right here but I might give it a try tomorrow.

Yes I can do that but even if it is set to the correct input it will stay black.

Lol. I have some really good quality 60hz monitors here and for video editing and such those should be superior while 120hz is perfect for my central tf2 main monitor.

As for the monitor itself, it should not be the problem since it works as soon as one of the other 2 connections is gone and it is only the second monitor attached. I don't have a lot to change there anyway. In the windows screen resolution menu it is shown as "detach this monitor" and if I try to change it to "extend desktop" it just won't do it.

No I'm going 120hz but that monitor doesn't need an adapter. Just all the additional 60hz ones that I have right now and/or might get in the future. The HDMI out itself is working fine, I am using it on one of the 2 working monitors right now. It's just this 2/3 thing that I don't really dig and didn't get around yet.

EDIT: This is what catalyst gives me:

http://puu.sh/2NImH/5bc2220d65.jpg

As you can see it recognizes the third monitor (the second DVI one right now), it just won't let me activate it.