A soundcard without hiss
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MagicPants
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Almost certainly not. USB is digital interface, so it should be immune to interference.
It's probably an issue with bad signal to noise on the card. The best way to fix this is to make sure the volume on the card (but not the speakers) is all the way up.
If it's already 100% try turning off the line in. If that doesn't work you can try new cables. After that, get a new sound card.
It's probably an issue with bad signal to noise on the card. The best way to fix this is to make sure the volume on the card (but not the speakers) is all the way up.
If it's already 100% try turning off the line in. If that doesn't work you can try new cables. After that, get a new sound card.
I already tried most of the stuff you said, even the new cord.
It seems any way it goes I will have to end up returning the card because there is no way to fix it other fixing it completely. And that is something I don't want to do as I would void the warranty
So I would say this will be the end my relationship with creative completely... Thanks for you help MagicPants
It seems any way it goes I will have to end up returning the card because there is no way to fix it other fixing it completely. And that is something I don't want to do as I would void the warranty
So I would say this will be the end my relationship with creative completely... Thanks for you help MagicPants
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You're welcome. Oddly enough, I think I'm Creative's only satisfied customer. My X-fi titanium is great. Sorry about the card. You know, I've always had good luck with Turtle Beach, though I've only tried their full sized cards.
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