- Jun 15, 2014
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Hi
Recently i have begun to notice that during gaming sessions i would get random lag spikes that would involve the audio skipping and the game freezing for roughly 1 second. Thinking it was the game i dealt with it for a while longer but it just ended up getting worse, i eventually resorted to updating the drivers for all of my components (Audio, Motherboard BIOS, Chipset Etc.) now the problem is worse in any and all applications and just in general the Audio will cut out for 1 - 3 seconds at a time and then reconfigure itself and begin working.
Now this is simply a last resort for me as Ive tried everything to get it fixed and working, from scouring the internet i have found that the issue lies within windows randomly detecting that the front panel headers on my PC are being plugged in and trying to change to them if i leave the setting in the realtek audio driver on, the Configuration box pops up every time that the Audio cuts out and for a split second you can see the front panel jacks on the diagram are lit up meaning they are plugged in. Now i have had to turn this setting off so that it doesn't interrupt me but its useless anyway because i know whats going on. I have opened up my PC to check that the header is connected to my motherboard properly and it all seems fine, and lastly even removing the realtek drivers and using the stock standard Microsoft ones present the exact same issue. I'm hoping that there is a Registry trick or some other utility to remove Auto Detection all together but i would really love to know why this just starting happening out of the blue.
PC Specs are as follows:
Motherboard: Asus Maximus V Gene
CPU: Intel i5 3570k
RAM: 16gb G.Skill Trident X
GPU: Asus 7870 Direct CUII
Thank you in advance to anyone who may have a clue as to what might be happening.
Recently i have begun to notice that during gaming sessions i would get random lag spikes that would involve the audio skipping and the game freezing for roughly 1 second. Thinking it was the game i dealt with it for a while longer but it just ended up getting worse, i eventually resorted to updating the drivers for all of my components (Audio, Motherboard BIOS, Chipset Etc.) now the problem is worse in any and all applications and just in general the Audio will cut out for 1 - 3 seconds at a time and then reconfigure itself and begin working.
Now this is simply a last resort for me as Ive tried everything to get it fixed and working, from scouring the internet i have found that the issue lies within windows randomly detecting that the front panel headers on my PC are being plugged in and trying to change to them if i leave the setting in the realtek audio driver on, the Configuration box pops up every time that the Audio cuts out and for a split second you can see the front panel jacks on the diagram are lit up meaning they are plugged in. Now i have had to turn this setting off so that it doesn't interrupt me but its useless anyway because i know whats going on. I have opened up my PC to check that the header is connected to my motherboard properly and it all seems fine, and lastly even removing the realtek drivers and using the stock standard Microsoft ones present the exact same issue. I'm hoping that there is a Registry trick or some other utility to remove Auto Detection all together but i would really love to know why this just starting happening out of the blue.
PC Specs are as follows:
Motherboard: Asus Maximus V Gene
CPU: Intel i5 3570k
RAM: 16gb G.Skill Trident X
GPU: Asus 7870 Direct CUII
Thank you in advance to anyone who may have a clue as to what might be happening.
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