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Swifty_CaponeUser is Offline

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22 Jun 2007 4:10 AM  
Hi there,

I have a tech question. Would it be a good idea to have a new area for discussing PC/Console hardware and technical help?

Anyhow, For over a year now, My Klipsch speakers when switched on make the most annoying noise. It is like hearing your hard drive through speakers....! Any ideas? Might just upgrade the sound card to something newer than 4 years old!

Thanks,

Swifty_Capone
[C5] noobienatorUser is Offline

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22 Jun 2007 12:28 PM  
somthing for you to try, sound interference like that i think is the same on other things too e.g in a car you may get a problem where you can hear the engine reving through the speakers " as you accelerate the noise becomes higher pitched etc. this sometimes due to a earthing problem and sometimes not. so maybe the pins on the soundcard/motherboard are dirty or loose. try removing then re-installing the card a few times to clean contacts, and make sure its screwed into case tight. this may work may not, wont hurt to try though

if you have onboard sound ignore above wont help
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ennUser is Offline

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22 Jun 2007 8:06 PM  
no cause if u do that alex will always be in there giving advice and i wont be able to go anywhere like hospital lol
ParabolicUser is Offline

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23 Jun 2007 12:26 PM  
Posted By enn on 22 Jun 2007 8:06 PM
no cause if u do that alex will always be in there giving advice and i wont be able to go anywhere like hospital lol

correction, he'll be in there telling them to ask me...........................
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[C5] C3RB3RUSUser is Offline

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23 Jun 2007 4:04 PM  
"C3RB "  3of5 why are you such a noob?
"3of5"    Dunno ask para!




ennUser is Offline

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23 Jun 2007 10:40 PM  
yea hes not a forum boi so thats why he told me about the new address. so i can spam for him
VarpUser is Offline

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24 Jun 2007 1:36 PM  
sounds like your card is earthing somehow
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24 Jun 2007 8:49 PM  
dunno swifty ask para
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25 Jun 2007 4:09 AM  
Posted By [C5Υof5 on 24 Jun 2007 8:49 PM
dunno swifty ask para


lol
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25 Jun 2007 1:15 PM  
Posted By Varp on 24 Jun 2007 1:36 PM
sounds like your card is earthing somehow


Thanks Varp & Noob. After you shift through all the spamalot, I knew someone would have a good answer... LOLÂ
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25 Jun 2007 10:41 PM  
Posted By Parabolic on 25 Jun 2007 4:09 AM
Posted By [C5Υof5 on 24 Jun 2007 8:49 PM
dunno swifty ask para


lol

these 2 are secret lover sbut its ok i got what i wanted
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01 Jul 2007 4:14 PM  
I used to have the same problem with onboard sound. Get a sound card, you can pick a decent one up for less than £20
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