Re: PC makes noises when controller is plugged in

Are you overclocking? Are your sound card drivers up to date? Did you ask
on the website for the game?

"vistar" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> i dont think heating is the problem because this never happened before
> (especially when i played games like crysis, bioshock). but when i play
> nhl 08 this tends to happen,
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> vistar

You would know if you were overclocking. You would either have an applet
provided by the motherboard maker that allows you to adjust voltages to
increase the cpu or memory speed or you would knowingly make such changes in
the BIOS. Not that all overclocking is bad, sometimes it is useful to
finetune various combinations of hardware, but overclocking to push
performance of a game can be risky because gamers keep trying to squeak out
just a little bit more, etc.

I would take this issue to the microsoft.public.windows.vista.games ng as
well as here to see if others playing some of these games have run into the
problem and have a lead for you and I would use any forums on the game
maker's websites for help as well.

I still suspect the audio and video drivers for your system. If you bought
the computer with Vista preinstalled then I would try to stick to the
manufacturer's website for the drivers. The more generic ones for your
adaptors may not be right.


"vistar" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> Colin Barnhorst;709225 Wrote:
>> Are you overclocking? Are your sound card drivers up to date? Did you
>> ask
>> on the website for the game?
>>
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> sorry, what i meant was, the pc buzzes more when im playing nhl 08 than
> games like bioshock (where it buzzes for 30 sec. and then stops). sorry
> for being a noob, but wats overclocking and how can i check if i have my
> comp. overclocked. and as far as i know, yes, all drivers are upto date.
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> vistar