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My wife's computer had been using the onboard sound system. The moment
she turned on the computer the speakers produced a high pitched tone.
The tone would get louder if she turned the volume up and disappear
when I disconnected the speakers from the computer. I assumed there
was something wrong with the onboard sound.
I recently upgraded from a SB Live to Audigy 2 and decided to put the
Live card in my wife's computer. It produces the same sound but
didn't in my computer.
She's running an ECS socket 370 motherboard with an SiS chipset and a
Celeron Processor (she doens't do much with the system and she seems
happy with it). I built the whole thing into a case I purchased ---
a suntek color case because she wanted something with color.
So, the sound is produced by the onboard sound and the Live Card.
I changed a different set of speakers and they also produced the
sound. Neither set of speakers was top of the line.
I'm considering ordering a new case with a decent power supply and
wonder if that might actually be the problem. I have heard of poorly
designed power supply noise leaking into the sound system but don't
know if this is just an old geeks tale.
Any suggestions appreciated.
she turned on the computer the speakers produced a high pitched tone.
The tone would get louder if she turned the volume up and disappear
when I disconnected the speakers from the computer. I assumed there
was something wrong with the onboard sound.
I recently upgraded from a SB Live to Audigy 2 and decided to put the
Live card in my wife's computer. It produces the same sound but
didn't in my computer.
She's running an ECS socket 370 motherboard with an SiS chipset and a
Celeron Processor (she doens't do much with the system and she seems
happy with it). I built the whole thing into a case I purchased ---
a suntek color case because she wanted something with color.
So, the sound is produced by the onboard sound and the Live Card.
I changed a different set of speakers and they also produced the
sound. Neither set of speakers was top of the line.
I'm considering ordering a new case with a decent power supply and
wonder if that might actually be the problem. I have heard of poorly
designed power supply noise leaking into the sound system but don't
know if this is just an old geeks tale.
Any suggestions appreciated.