Onboard sound speakers huming some popping. |
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DontknowY
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Posted: 22 Feb 2021 at 3:03am |
I need to get a sound card.
I am not on 20h2 yet. Sound has low frequency hum off and on. Also some popping. Until then, does anyone know of a way to fix this in windows or the bios. X570 pro 4 Ryzen7 3700x 32 gig ram Nvidia Rtx 3070 1t ssd |
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StefaanC
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I doubt that windows can solve this. Electra noise can ruin sound in a computer. Rf can not enter now that sound card chips are usual under a light metal cover. But the power line towards can ruin the audio quality.
A very known source is earth connection or better lousy earth connection. An atx PSU starts to put noise on all it's power lines if the computer is not grounded properly. You can test an other ac connection closer to the ac line in from the counter in your home. If the noise gets lower in another ac socket then sure the earth of the computer is problem number one. Another source are USB connected devices but these days are over. The law here says, that the earthing connection must be measured. i had to place 8 extra earthing poles before this test was accepted. |
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DontknowY
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I am plugged in a cyber power light comes on for ground and protection.
Having the light is nice, so you can tell if the socket is grounded. I changed a setting and got rid of 80% off it. I took it off full range. Onboard sound has never been that good at anytime. I have always used sound cards. Realtek is ridiculous and lazy drive support is terrible. I can't believe you can still buy a sound blaster audigy 24 bit. I had one a long long long time ago. |
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