Headphones for built-in sound: does it make sense?

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TheLiskait2016-01-23 14:03:14

Headphones

TheLiskait, 2016-01-23 14:03:14

Audio-Technica ATH-M50X or AUDIO-TECHNICA ATH-MSR7
Source will be: Motherboard - ASUS Z87-K , 7.1, Realtek ALC887, the acquisition of a new discrete sound is not planned in the near future.
Is there any reason? Will I be able to implement such headphones on such a sound? How will it be in games?

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Ilya, 2016-01-23
@rexen

The ears are not bad - the sense from them will be quite. Even on the embed. You can be sure - the difference with the lower segment will be heard. Another thing is that Realtek cannot open these ears 100%. A little bit you will have them "for growth". Under the game will come down and cheaper - I would save, but if you plan to listen to lossless - you can take these AT.

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Vladimir Martyanov, 2016-01-23
@vilgeforce

Take any, you're not going to listen to classics from a CD ...

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Therapyx, 2016-04-20
@Therapyx

in no case are the M50s themselves very clean and the sound is generally such an amateur, with realtek they will be even worse than the ears, which can be bought at a cheaper price.
A banal example of my old klipsch image one sounds much better on all phones, laptops Zennhov HD25-ii. When the zenhi is on a computer with an amp and the sound of the card is simply incomparable with the above.
I only tested the M50 in an audio store, but what I heard there on the phone and laptop ... I wanted to puke, compared to even (more budget equipment)