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    Whenever I have the volume over a certain level it is scratchy sounding. Is there a way to get around this, because it really ruins the quiet parts of movies and music.
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    Quote Originally Posted by strongbad View Post
    Whenever I have the volume over a certain level it is scratchy sounding. Is there a way to get around this, because it really ruins the quiet parts of movies and music.
    prob crap speakels©Rydia 2007, i used to have a shit pair that picked up a country station when nothing was playing... or it could be you soundcard. Most likely the speakels©Rydia 2007 though :eyeball:

    Edit: try some other speakels©Rydia 2007 or earspeakels©Rydia 2007 to test out my theory!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rydia View Post
    prob crap speakels©Rydia 2007, i used to have a shit pair that picked up a country station when nothing was playing... or it could be you soundcard. Most likely the speakels though :eyeball:
    Well, it's not the speaker because it does that with all my headphones and such too. The scratchy sounds aren't as bad when I plug my headphones straight into the computer, but they are still there. It is really getting anoying too. Wait what? Speakels, I don't even know what that is. Seriously though, a quick easy fix would be nice, why can't everything be easy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rydia View Post
    I don't know if I want to spend any money to fix this. It's not really that bad when I plug my headphones straight into the comupter. Is it normal to hear some sound when nothing is supposed to be making noise though?

    EDIT: It also only occurs when I have the volume up pretty loud. I don't know if that is normal or if a new soundcard would fix that.
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    It could be that the connection in the soundcard is dodgy, and when you plug shit in, the aren't connecting properley.

    Get a new soundcard.
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    Try updating your soundcard drivers. I had some problems with scratchy sound in games. Then I updated my drivers and now it works great. Probably won't help you but you may never know.... >___<

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    I think that the sound is part of the motherboard. A geforce 6100 with integrated graphics and sound, does that make sense? I am pretty sure that the drivers are up to date too. To try and clarify further, I am saying that the sound, when turned up kind of loud, is scratchy when nothing is planing. When something is playing it sounds fine, but during quiet parts of songs the scratching can be heard. Would I be able to buy a new soundcard and use that instead of the onboard sound?
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    Quote Originally Posted by strongbad View Post
    I think that the sound is part of the motherboard. A geforce 6100 with integrated graphics and sound, does that make sense? I am pretty sure that the drivers are up to date too. To try and clarify further, I am saying that the sound, when turned up kind of loud, is scratchy when nothing is planing. When something is playing it sounds fine, but during quiet parts of songs the scratching can be heard. Would I be able to buy a new soundcard and use that instead of the onboard sound?
    could it be interference from another electronic type thingy??

    and yes u can use a soundcard instead of onboard sound

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    Quote Originally Posted by b1gwi11 View Post
    could it be interference from another electronic type thingy??

    and yes u can use a soundcard instead of onboard sound
    Like some part of the computer or maybe some kind of device too close to it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by strongbad View Post
    I think that the sound is part of the motherboard. A geforce 6100 with integrated graphics and sound, does that make sense? I am pretty sure that the drivers are up to date too. To try and clarify further, I am saying that the sound, when turned up kind of loud, is scratchy when nothing is planing. When something is playing it sounds fine, but during quiet parts of songs the scratching can be heard. Would I be able to buy a new soundcard and use that instead of the onboard sound?
    Yeah I think that'd work. I'm not sure exactly how to turn off onboard devices though. Probably just through the device managers, but I'm not sure.

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    Well, ok then. Now I should ask what the best soundcard out there is, or which one gets the most bang for the buck.
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    What about this one?
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    It's noise. Buy a new sound card.
    Best bang for the buck?
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16829102007

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    Quote Originally Posted by polobunny View Post
    It's noise. Buy a new sound card.
    Best bang for the buck?
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16829102007
    Awesome, thanks. Just to clarify, to turn off the oboard sound, I just disable it in the bios right? I just checked out my bios and went to integrated peripherals and saw this.
    That has to be thw right way to turn that option off right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by polobunny View Post
    Best bang for the buck?
    thats what they said about you, I'm still waiting for my refund...

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