Headphones often make eeeee soundswhen electrical interference from other computer bits messes about with the audio signal
It's nothing to be worried about, but it's damn difficult to fix. Best thing is to get a USB soundcard cause then the audio electronics are away from the other circuitry.
(It's nothing to be worried about, but it's damn difficult to fix. Best thing is to get a USB soundcard cause then the audio electronics are away from the other circuitry.
rhebus ac201fd270c3b96beab24f2829780ab2,
Thu 1 Nov 2007, 23:45,
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It goes on and off.Sometimes it's always EEEEEing at me, sometimes it's going "EEEEblip.... EEEEEEEblipblip..." and sometimes it's completely silent.
Damn that interference. If it is interference. It could be goblins.
(Damn that interference. If it is interference. It could be goblins.
Shada,
Thu 1 Nov 2007, 23:49,
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You can generally tell if it's interferenceas the sound relates to what the computer is currently doing.
My video card interferes with my sound card, so when I change windows and it has to redraw the screen, I hear a popping sound.
(My video card interferes with my sound card, so when I change windows and it has to redraw the screen, I hear a popping sound.
rhebus ac201fd270c3b96beab24f2829780ab2,
Thu 1 Nov 2007, 23:51,
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