Nice, the Hyperclouds are actually a nice pair of headphones unlike many gaming headsets. They represent incredible value yet excellent sound.Ĭurrently I own a pair of hyper x clouds, but im probably going to be getting a pair of sennheiser HD 6xx 's (im thinking of it, but maybe a different pair at around 200$ budget for headphones) I am partial to the Audio Technica ATH-M40x as I own them. If you need to pick it for gaming: https //57ml11
If you need help picking a good set of headphones for music: https //5b1qb3 So, basically what I am say is that ONLY if you already own a good pair of headphones will it be worth getting a DAC (or a sound card). Getting a DAC to connect to a pair of cheap headphones will be a huge waste of money. Putting most of your money into the best headphones you can afford will be the best return on money for you. What headphones do you have? You might be better off just with better headphones depending on what you have. You have an ALC1150 codec on your motherboard which is meant to be pretty good, many people say it can be more or less as good as a Xonar DG in quality (but not sure if your motherboard has a headphone amp). I ask this because you would notice a more noticeable difference with better headphones than with a DAC or soundcard. (like under 200$ if possible but i dont know how pricing works with dacs) I just want something that will sound better in general, I would hope to keep it on the cheaper side however. Do you have an idea what audio setup you are upgrading to? Can you also give us an idea of what you have at the moment?Ĭurrently I just have the built in audio on my motherboard which is the Gigabyte z170x ud5h v1
Although DAC's are generally recommended because they are away from most of the interference from your PC, sound cards are a lot cheaper.
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