- May 16, 2014
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Hi,
I have recently built a new pc with corsair 600w power supply, Asus z87-K motherboard, intel 4770K chip and put it in a new corsair 550D case with my old soundlblaster xfi fatality and nvidia 660GTX gpu. Its running windows 7 ultimate with 8 gigs of corsair vengeance pro ram.
My problem is i can hear the motherboard working through my studio monitor speakers, every time i move my mouse, open a folder and god forbid i open a game.
There is a constant back ground noise and it gets louder with various other pitches when i start using programs.
I have tried uninstalling the onboard realtek drivers, updating the creative ones. Removing my soundcard and reinstalling the onboard ones. Using the front headphone jack instead of the cases rear connector. Using the monitors speakers instead of my professional ones and finally today i removed everything from the case and reinstalled it very carefully even removing one of the existing motherboard riser things and replacing it because it looked different to the rest. All to no avail as the sound is still there and it is driving me mad.
I did go to the asus product place where i registered for warranty and searched there but couldnt find any info, i started a tech help post but they wanted far too much info and it put me off.
Please any help would be appreciated as i am at my wits end.
I have recently built a new pc with corsair 600w power supply, Asus z87-K motherboard, intel 4770K chip and put it in a new corsair 550D case with my old soundlblaster xfi fatality and nvidia 660GTX gpu. Its running windows 7 ultimate with 8 gigs of corsair vengeance pro ram.
My problem is i can hear the motherboard working through my studio monitor speakers, every time i move my mouse, open a folder and god forbid i open a game.
There is a constant back ground noise and it gets louder with various other pitches when i start using programs.
I have tried uninstalling the onboard realtek drivers, updating the creative ones. Removing my soundcard and reinstalling the onboard ones. Using the front headphone jack instead of the cases rear connector. Using the monitors speakers instead of my professional ones and finally today i removed everything from the case and reinstalled it very carefully even removing one of the existing motherboard riser things and replacing it because it looked different to the rest. All to no avail as the sound is still there and it is driving me mad.
I did go to the asus product place where i registered for warranty and searched there but couldnt find any info, i started a tech help post but they wanted far too much info and it put me off.
Please any help would be appreciated as i am at my wits end.
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