07-21-2020 03:07 PM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
07-22-2020 08:38 AM
07-22-2020 05:31 PM
07-23-2020 07:30 PM
Saltgrass wrote:
I haven't heard it on my board but I currently don't have it hooked up to good speakers. I have heard the noise you hear from the drive on some laptops but it would depend on what type of headset I was using. If you have any type of sound enhancement going, you might try changing that. It could be the specific unwanted sounds are being amplified when they should be filtered out. Possibly, even using a mixer to change the amplitude of certain frequency ranges might make a difference..
You are referring to the audio jacks in the back of the system? Does it happen using different ways to adjust the volume? Does it do the same with a Bluetooth headset?
It is funny, because back when volume controls were actual devices, if one had gotten a little corroded, you would hear such static when you turned it..
Just for info, what type of speakers are you using?
I will be watching my system Maximus XII Hero (Wi-Fi)
07-22-2020 07:39 PM
drunkful wrote:
I just got this new motherboard Z490-i, I can hear a very obvious popping/crakling sound whenever I slide my volume bar in windows 10, I have tried reinstalling multiple versions of driver but still no avail (asus official driver, mokichu's driver, default microsoft driver, default realtek driver, modded realtek driver), but still no avail.
In addition to that, I can hear electric interference whenever my m.2 ssd is under heavy usage (strange hissing, noise).
So i thought this must be a motherboard issue, filed a return request and ordered a new one from amazon.
After install the driver, the hissing from the ssd is gone but I can still hear popping/crakling sound when I change the volume.
Ok, thats pretty disapointing, I had to give up, maybe I will buy an external dac/amp later.
Z490 boards owner especially z490-i's, do you have any audio issues when you use the onboard audio output?
07-23-2020 07:21 PM
dalmiroec wrote:
yeah, i have the same problem with b450m-a csm..... like this guy here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6jt__Ryo1s
no one , i repeat, no one can fix this issue, is not driver or connector related...asus is plagued with these complaints.
try audio trhough HDMI Cable (from VGA to a TV or monitor with audio) and the problme will dissapear
a b550m mortar from MSI is on his way home btw.. never buying asus again