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Serious computer nerds, Sound problem, need help !!
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Hello, I have a problem that has been bugging me since I bought the motherboard which was in November or December 2011 I think.
The problem is when I play music I hear a buzzing sound but the sound is not constant it's goes off through out the song I play,
also the sound can be very faint sometimes. I use Earphones to listen to my music and I also use my Home cinema and you can hear this sound from both of them.
I plug the earphones on the front panel and the home cinema at the pack of the audio slot if this helps.
Please help as I have tried everything to solve this (reinstalling windows and even buying a 50 power supply and also putting back to normal stock ghz for cpu)
When I put the CPU back to stock settings the sound seems to be worst
The problem is when I play music I hear a buzzing sound but the sound is not constant it's goes off through out the song I play,
also the sound can be very faint sometimes. I use Earphones to listen to my music and I also use my Home cinema and you can hear this sound from both of them.
I plug the earphones on the front panel and the home cinema at the pack of the audio slot if this helps.
Please help as I have tried everything to solve this (reinstalling windows and even buying a 50 power supply and also putting back to normal stock ghz for cpu)
When I put the CPU back to stock settings the sound seems to be worst
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The problem is most likely there is a defect in your motherboard sound card cheapest solution would just buy a sound card.
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It wouldn't be a problem with your mobo. It would be a problem with the sound card.
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I haven't got a sound card, the only audio slots I have is the mobo and the front panel
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The sound card must be built into your mobo then.
So your mobo sound card has a problem.
So your mobo sound card has a problem.
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Nerds?
Not helping you at all.
Have fun, get a Mac.
Not helping you at all.
Have fun, get a Mac.
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Unless you have warranty on your motherboard, just buy a sound card
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