Interference/noise on sound card

Sinbad said:
oooh
Back jack, the levels seem much lower (I think it's actually line level output, not headphone out), so have to turn volume up - and noise is gone! :D

Thanks!
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Yeah the front audio panel wires clip onto the mobo, not always near the output jacks of the PC at the back. Personally I have never used my front audio panels. But then again, I dont use my onboard sound at all :D
 
SirFooK'nG said:
Yeah the front audio panel wires clip onto the mobo, not always near the output jacks of the PC at the back. Personally I have never used my front audio panels. But then again, I dont use my onboard sound at all :D
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Indeed. I have a xonar at home. :D
 
Bring your own sound card to work :)

If it's really important to you isolate your sound completely then use a USB interface. I've got a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, you probably won't need something with these features but it's a great device.
 
DrJohnZoidberg said:
Bring your own sound card to work :)

If it's really important to you isolate your sound completely and use a USB interface. I've got a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, you probably won't need something with these features but it's a great device.
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hahaha not gonna happen.

Noises are at an acceptably low level now, so I'm sorted :D

Thanks Sir fookthing!
 
Sinbad said:
Why not Zoidberg? :D
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