- Nov 17, 2015
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So I recently got a new secondary monitor and decided to rearrange the wiring behind my desk.
But now I'm getting some kind of electrical feedback whenever I play audio from any kind video source, BUT not when I play a solo audio source like music. It sounds like a 'bzzzt' or fzzt' interrupting the audio flow, and on one specific instance seemed to messed with the video.
Now at first I thought this was an analog audio issue or ground loop causing infrequent issues. So I unplugged and completely removed my speakers away from my setup, and set the audio to run through the HDMI on my video card. But still the error persists in the same manner.
Here's my computer specs:
AMD Phenom II X4 970 Black Edition Dened Quad Core 3.5 GHz
8 GBs of RAM
MoBo: M4N98TD EVO
Video cards: **New** Gigabytes Nvidia GTX 970 4GBs version (main video card which I'm currently running the HDMI to Polaroid TV to test the HDMI audio for issues)
Asus Nvidia GTX 460 (one of the original pair I originally bought for this PC 7 years ago) used as a dedicated PhysX card.
I can't think of any else that's different since I've had the new 970 in my tower for a month with no issues, unless a recent driver update to the 970 is causing issues.
I just don't want the answer to be that there's something wrong with my MoBo because I currently can't afford to buy a new one along with a processor. Please help.
But now I'm getting some kind of electrical feedback whenever I play audio from any kind video source, BUT not when I play a solo audio source like music. It sounds like a 'bzzzt' or fzzt' interrupting the audio flow, and on one specific instance seemed to messed with the video.
Now at first I thought this was an analog audio issue or ground loop causing infrequent issues. So I unplugged and completely removed my speakers away from my setup, and set the audio to run through the HDMI on my video card. But still the error persists in the same manner.
Here's my computer specs:
AMD Phenom II X4 970 Black Edition Dened Quad Core 3.5 GHz
8 GBs of RAM
MoBo: M4N98TD EVO
Video cards: **New** Gigabytes Nvidia GTX 970 4GBs version (main video card which I'm currently running the HDMI to Polaroid TV to test the HDMI audio for issues)
Asus Nvidia GTX 460 (one of the original pair I originally bought for this PC 7 years ago) used as a dedicated PhysX card.
I can't think of any else that's different since I've had the new 970 in my tower for a month with no issues, unless a recent driver update to the 970 is causing issues.
I just don't want the answer to be that there's something wrong with my MoBo because I currently can't afford to buy a new one along with a processor. Please help.
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