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Speakers > Why USB instead of optical/aux?
SSD, HDD, Memory card reader > Do you use all of them every day?
Headset + microphone > Why not combine/do you use both every day?
And I mean, you already have a hub, worst case if it's full just get a second one or one with more slots...
Speakers - It's both. They're RGB.
Storage - Yep. Everyday. HDD is media, SSD is games, memory card reader for my microSD for lemmy posts.
Headset + microphone - Yes I do use them everyday and no they cannot be combined. The microphone is studio quality. The headset has good audio but no headset on this earth has microphone quality comparable to a stand alone recording microphone.
.....you keep your games on an external drive?
Yes. And like I've said elsewhere, there is literally no problem with it.
I mean it's a bit more expensive, leads to some slightly slower initial load times, and causes some pop in on some games, but sure. There's no problem with it. For whatever reason you'd do it for.
I needed the extra space regardless so the price wasn't a factor to be specific to this, slightly lower must refer to like 1-2 seconds because it takes a max of 3-4 to load any game and I have no idea what pop in is but I haven't noticed any problems in performance.
I mean you should have had several open slots to install an internal drive if you needed more space, but pop in is where as you're moving through a world, things like trees or rocks or creatures etc don't appear from as far away as they should. It get pretty noticeable on games like No Man's Sky and Subnautica if the game isn't installed on a fast hard drive that can quickly send its data. Even the fastest drive they make won't totally eliminate the problem on NMS. Just lessens it.
You have games on an external SSD? That seems odd to me.
I don't know why. Works perfectly fine
Because there's no reason not to want them on an internal drive but there's good reasons not to want them on an external drive 🤷
Faster transfer speed and lower CPU usage are the main points but reliability too as you're adding one more interface in the way.
Calm your tits captain know it all. He said it works perfectly fine for him.
They said they don't know why it seems odd and I explained why. I'm not the one who mentions that USB stuff accumulates quickly while using hardware in a suboptimal way... They could have at least two free ports just by opening their computer case and moving their drives inside...
Modmic + headphones plugged in a USB soundcard (sound blaster g3 in this case) is my go to, but I'm no singer so I don't see the use for a studio quality microphone in my case...
As for the rest, if I was to use an SSD for games I would want it connected to the motherboard directly instead of through USB 🤔
Anyway, you do you 🤷
Nor am I
It's an expansion for the games. I've also had zero problems with it being through USB.