USB or Jack for a gaming headset
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Johnjohn -
Johnjohn -
Hello; I want to buy a mid-range gaming headset; I have €90; and I'm hesitating between headsets that have Jack or USB connections, some say that USB is the best connector for gaming, others say it's the same.
N.B: I'm torn between the Asus Rog Delta Core (Jack, a single input not the one with green and orange I believe they are combined in the same Jack) and The G-LAB Thallium (USB connector).
N.B: I'm torn between the Asus Rog Delta Core (Jack, a single input not the one with green and orange I believe they are combined in the same Jack) and The G-LAB Thallium (USB connector).
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Hi,
Actually, it doesn’t change much (if not nothing at all) in terms of sound itself.
To distinguish between an analog or digital connection, all components of the system need to be high-end, and even then, the sound will depend much more on the hardware behind it (the DAC used, etc...) than on the type of connection itself. Well, I'm digressing a bit from the topic.
I might advise you to lean more towards the jack connection, because it will be more compatible than a USB headset. But the real choice lies in the quality of the headset itself, not its connection.
And I would add that a good stereo headset is better than a low-end 5.1/7.1.
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