I picked up my pc earlier today from Microcenter and just got around to setting it up. I got to testing out the sound and ran into this problem. I have a Creative Labs Sound Blaster ZX and an Asus Maximus VI Hero.
I plugged in the Crystal Voice Audio Control Module to the sound card and my VG248QE monitor to the mobo. Then I plug in my Turtlebeach PX22 headphone into the Audio Module and started testing out the sound.
At first I plugged the Module into the Headphone and Mic slots and the headset into the headphone slot on the module. The result I get is steady sound on mid-volume and a lot of static on both higher volume and crystalizer level. The mic works but is too low to hear unless I turn the module volume all the way up.
I realized what was wrong there and replug the module's headphone jack into the adjacent slot and sound came out crystal clear at the cost of mic usage which I can live with.
The biggest problem is, that after testing all that out on the sound blaster control panel, I tried to test out the sound on some default videos. The result was only coming from the speakers on my monitor. I'm at lost for what to do right now. I can just plug my headphones into the mobo jack but I got the dedicated sound card for a reason. Any help would be appreciated.
I posted this here because I feel this might be an issue with the motherboard and I wasn't sure if it should go in home audio or not.
I plugged in the Crystal Voice Audio Control Module to the sound card and my VG248QE monitor to the mobo. Then I plug in my Turtlebeach PX22 headphone into the Audio Module and started testing out the sound.
At first I plugged the Module into the Headphone and Mic slots and the headset into the headphone slot on the module. The result I get is steady sound on mid-volume and a lot of static on both higher volume and crystalizer level. The mic works but is too low to hear unless I turn the module volume all the way up.
I realized what was wrong there and replug the module's headphone jack into the adjacent slot and sound came out crystal clear at the cost of mic usage which I can live with.
The biggest problem is, that after testing all that out on the sound blaster control panel, I tried to test out the sound on some default videos. The result was only coming from the speakers on my monitor. I'm at lost for what to do right now. I can just plug my headphones into the mobo jack but I got the dedicated sound card for a reason. Any help would be appreciated.
I posted this here because I feel this might be an issue with the motherboard and I wasn't sure if it should go in home audio or not.