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Which Amp/Dac to buy?
(lemmy.world)
Use BTW I Arch
For now I'm playing Battlebit Remastered and Remnant From the Ashes whilst I wait for the Early Access release of Remnant 2.
Just requested a refund from VALVe.
Really wish i knew about this before buying the game, had a lot of fun, but i'm not going back to Windows just so i can play battlebit, really regret recommending this game to my friends now...
And for anyone having even a sliver of hope, the devs don't care about us, we only make about 1,6% of Battlebit's Player Count and they have already stated that they will implement it in their game and thats non-negotiable.
In the future they might implement linux support again, but as of now, i cannot in good faith recommend a game that restricts players choices and has an intrusive AC like Faceit.
It's easier to install when using DualBoot.
EndeavourOS is just what I needed when I started to DualBoot with windows, besides being just easier to install, some games I play still require Windows, like most dx12 games since they're currently broken due to some driver error in the latest Nvidia drivers.
I love Arch and can't see myself using anything but it, but I don't have the patience to do a manual install every other week or so because I got bored or am to lazy to actually fix my system, especially while dualbooting.
When I need a microphone I use my Cloud Alpha S, but most of the time I use my Letshuoer S12 with a CX-31993 and in the future I plan on getting an Audio Technica ATH-R70x.
If you want wireless, you could always get a good pair of headphones and pair them with either the FiiO BTR5 or the Qudelix5k.
SMSPARTAN
joined 1 year ago
Could you give me some exemples of 'de' sounding like 'juh'? It may be because Brasil is a really big place, or a language barrier, but I never heard anyone pronounce 'de' like like that, what I commonly see, especially since I also do it, is changing 'de' to 'di' and 'do' to 'du' when speaking. Also, this happens with many words with 'o' and 'e', a lot of people just replace 'o' with 'u' and 'e' with 'i'.