Hello forum,
I just build a new computer with an ASUS Z170-P and a GEH LC-Power Pro 923B Red Captor 1
Midi Tower case.
When I first plugged in an audio cable from my headphones into the front green audio output I got no sound. After reinstalling the realtech audio driver (6.0.1.7576) I finally got sound from it, but not a usable one. It creates an annoying buzzing background noise when plugged in at the front, that vanishes when no sound is played for around 10 seconds or if no other cable gets plugged in at the back side in the meantime. But it reappears everytime sound is delivered.
Also, the option in the realtech menu to create seperate channels for each audio jack does not seem to work either. At least I am not getting two channels for front and back. If both are having cables plugged in, it will automatically play only from the back.
What I would like to get is a seperate channel for the front and the back to leave my headphones and speakers plugged in at the same time and then choose by software which one will deliver the sound...
An interesting thing to note is that the front microphone front entry works, but according to friends on teamspeak the microphone will create a background buzz as well once i ALT+TAB into a game (such as CS:GO). What is the meaning of this?
What I tried so far is:
- checked if HD Audio cable on motherboard is correctly plugged in. It is.
- Tried setting the front panel to AC97 in BIOS instead if HD Audio. Reverted it as it made no change (it should be noted that with HD Audio assigned for the front within the realtech audio manager, said manager will not recognize the front panel at all)
- reinstalled drivers several times and messed with every setting once to no avail...
I hope this wall of text does not discourage people from helping. I would really like to use my front audio as it is very uncomfortable crawling to the back of my pc to change the wiring for speakers or headphones all the time. Especially if the computer is brand new...
Thanks in advance guys,
Michael
I just build a new computer with an ASUS Z170-P and a GEH LC-Power Pro 923B Red Captor 1
Midi Tower case.
When I first plugged in an audio cable from my headphones into the front green audio output I got no sound. After reinstalling the realtech audio driver (6.0.1.7576) I finally got sound from it, but not a usable one. It creates an annoying buzzing background noise when plugged in at the front, that vanishes when no sound is played for around 10 seconds or if no other cable gets plugged in at the back side in the meantime. But it reappears everytime sound is delivered.
Also, the option in the realtech menu to create seperate channels for each audio jack does not seem to work either. At least I am not getting two channels for front and back. If both are having cables plugged in, it will automatically play only from the back.
What I would like to get is a seperate channel for the front and the back to leave my headphones and speakers plugged in at the same time and then choose by software which one will deliver the sound...
An interesting thing to note is that the front microphone front entry works, but according to friends on teamspeak the microphone will create a background buzz as well once i ALT+TAB into a game (such as CS:GO). What is the meaning of this?
What I tried so far is:
- checked if HD Audio cable on motherboard is correctly plugged in. It is.
- Tried setting the front panel to AC97 in BIOS instead if HD Audio. Reverted it as it made no change (it should be noted that with HD Audio assigned for the front within the realtech audio manager, said manager will not recognize the front panel at all)
- reinstalled drivers several times and messed with every setting once to no avail...
I hope this wall of text does not discourage people from helping. I would really like to use my front audio as it is very uncomfortable crawling to the back of my pc to change the wiring for speakers or headphones all the time. Especially if the computer is brand new...
Thanks in advance guys,
Michael
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