ELIMINATE ELECTRONIC "STATIC" FROM YOUR PC AUDIO
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- ELIMINATE ELECTRONIC "STATIC" FROM YOUR PC AUDIO
A short video explaining how to eleminate that weird "computer-y", "electronic-y" noise or static that can corrupt PC audio and DRIVE A USER BONKERS!
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hope it helps!
bruh this actually worked i just went in my pc lifted the audio wire a bit and it stopped thank you ssoosossososo much
@@ajb3236 how dude I'm struggling
@@jumburat9046 if you built your pc there is a little cable at the bottom left of your motherboard that says audio on it if you push that cable down it should stop
Thank you soon much bro this problem has been bugging me for the last 5 months 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'm with the 1% rip
Me too.
Might be a driver problem. I just solved mine
Hope you guys fixed it by now
@@alexstefan8172 Nope. Still have the problem. 🙁
I removed a screw that was hold my graphics card it. It worked!
aww sorry to hear that hope you find a solution
well, it's a good time to redo the "cable management" that was done yearsss ago
thanks
Just watched this video 3 years later and it still works! Plugged it into the back and the static went away. Thanks man!
Man you are a HERO! I watched SO many useless videos before I got to this one. It was the audio cable, I moved it away from the GPU and the noise is completely gone. THANK YOU!
DUUUDE! Thank you so muchhhhh!!! Really didn't feel like opening up the PC so you saved me a lot of trouble. Plugged my headphones into the back and now, no static!! :) TAKE MY LIKE!!!
DUDE THANK YOU!!! I just plugged them in the back and problem solved ITS AMAZING
Same for me, thanks!
Wow this actually worked! I use the front jack for audio and just needed to separate that jack cable from the rest of the zip tied bunch. The weird thing is that I've always kept all the cables together for years and never had this issue up until a few days ago. Thanks!
Thanks bro!! I actually just plugged it on the back jack and now it's lovely and Silent!
I was about to spend some cash on dac amp combo and it turned out that just fixing cable management helped. Thanks my dude.
I just bought the DAC and RUclips now recommends this video jajajaj, I followed the steps explained by the guy and it worked,
It's good that you look for videos in English because in Spanish nobody knew the solution 😅
Thank you so much, it worked perfectly for me after just plugging into the back audiojack
THANKS SO MUCH MAN!! i thought my new headset was broken and got so scared
Hey dude thank you very much for this, I had this interference with my onboard audio on a new X570 motherboard. At first I didn't believe it (your method) would change anything but it did ! I've already put my xonar in the pc so I probably won't be using the onboard again unless if some day I need that PCIE slot, but wanted to thank you anyway !!!! Kudos
Dude you're a lifesaver for this! Immediate relief from buzz!
did you unplug the front or back ?
Bro Holy THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH YOU HELPED ME BEEN TRYING TO FIX THIS FOREVER! SUBBED AND TURNED ON NOTIS MY GUY
Your unwavering dedication to excellence deserves commendation, sir. Countless days were devoted to scrutinizing my GPU, dissecting my power supply, pondering the faintest hint of capacitor woes. Then, like a beacon in the night, your video illuminated a simple yet profound solution: plugging my headphones into the front panel. Presto! The static vanished into thin air. My deepest gratitude for your invaluable insight. May fortune smile upon you, and may your endeavors be crowned with unparalleled success.
OMG man thanks so much, that noise was so terrible! The cable of the frontal audio touched with the GPU’s cable. Thanks a lot!
When i play a 4k blueray with DTS audio on potplayer, i can hear crackling, static type noise when i select DTS audio.
Also check for Ground Loops. :) Sometimes if you connect two grounded devices together via USB or audio plugs you can get the same sort of noise as discribed. So if you can borrow a ground loop isolator from someone if disconnecting the front audio doesn't work try that and see if it helps. (Or get double insulated supplies - Never lift one of the grounds with a cheater plug.) Sadly for me none of this fixes the clicks and pops I get from my fridge... :(
need to either put the fridge, or the PC, on a different power circuit. I get fan and washing machine pops sometimes too :(
I've always been curious about this. Cheers mate =)
Had a feeling it was that dam cable... DAMMIT!
Steven Kinlin
My brand new HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop PC 790 does not have this cable. I just installed sound blaster audigy 5 and the static is crazy. Any ideas?
is there a way i can let u listen to the sound and tell me wut it might be?
DUDE if this solution continues to work... I think I fuckin love you!
working off an audio/ gaming pc and doing audio work has been an absolute nightmare. I think you just fixed my machine... I have a really high quality external SC and to still hear that noise was heart breaking!
i just muted my front mic input and it worked! THANKS for helping me track that down. it's been driving me nuts for over a year.
same here .. problem solved... great video!
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dude thank you so much for your suggestion. I just turned down my mic and that totally was the issue for me too
Turns out this is the real issue, That's why I always do the cable management by myself.
i need help, i’ve tried fixing this for over an hour now all i know that is when i unplug my ssd with windows installed it stops the beeping sound. i’ve unplugged my other hard drive but it does nothing because i guess it doesn’t have windows. i’ve tried unplugging the hd audio but it didn’t do anything. the front panel audio cable is permanently glued onto the front panel. please message me soon i really need to fix this.
this helped alot. i thought this was the problem when i first heard it somewhere
thank you so much dude. I just built my pc to record music, and when I record my guitar i'd have that interference coming in through the guitars pickups. I shielded the wires and shits good to go!
How did u Shield your audio cable
also, if you have speakers that power through a usb port you'll get feedback, try plugging the speaker usb into a cellphone charger, anything that is not connected to the pc directly, thank me later
Thank you so much really fixed it I change the cable route and perfectly worked
thank you! using the rear inputs to hook up my headset fixed the noise
Ahh I use an audio mixer that connects to my pc in the back and I hear static noise and I've been working at this for a month and its driving me crazy . Using it on discord is fine, but when I start to stream or record I can hear it I dont understand
I unhooked it from the front. I still hear it. Do I have to unhook it for the back too?
big thanks, unplugged it and the awful hum is finally gone ! (i use a usb audio interface, so no need for it anyways).
Dude thank you so much, I subscribed!
Thanks man you saved my life, it worked!
Thats the only “how to” video that helped me on youtube thnx ^^
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I removed the cable and it was located just next to PSU. Now the hum was gone. The hum was not noticeable before i got high quality speakers. Thanks
THIS WAS THE SOLUTION! THANK YOU SO MUCH MATE! I WISH YOU NOTHING BUT THE BEST KIND STRANGER!!! YOU ARE AN ABSOLUTE SAVIOR!
is normal that i get that sound 90% from the motherboard but when i use the front panel it goes away but not fully
Really helped thanks
also the static you hear can be coil whine from gpu that somehow comes trough your headphones. sounds crazy but it happens
thanks you works 100% for me, no more static noise
in the left channel, I can hear the sounds of the capacitors or transistors of the motherboard squealing...
Dude is there another way that I could fix this without messing the inside of your pc my parents won't allow me to open the pc because they scared that I might broke it
I plug my stuff into the back and it’s so staticky and scratch I’ve tried literally everything I spent about 13 hours today trying to fix my pc with no luck can’t you help me out?
You are completely right, on the back audio panel i don't have these sounds. But in the front panel i do hear electronic sound like i can hear the processor reading. Is there a way to fix the frontal plug ? i made the cables so they are protected and they don't touch anything also i brought new ones just in case it was the cable going old. so any ideas ?
sorry, I didn't see this comment. Anotehr thing to check is how close does the cable route near things that generate electronic noise such as the graphics card, CPU, power supply, etc. if the cables route close to these things, it may "bleed" into the cable. good luck, noise is sometimes not easy to find... even music engineers with lots of experience sometimes take a while to track down a problem. Good luck and I hope you figure it out!
I have a 3.5mm Mic (it is a normal streaming mic but has a 3.5mm instead of USB 😕) It Works Really Well With Phone, But When I Use it with my mic, it picks up a lot of static 😖😖
Does it because of faulty speaker circuit or its normal electrical problem?
THANKS SO MUCH
Holy crap it was just this shitey cable the whole time! I owe you a cookie dude.. Was on the verge of buying a new psu to fix the problem, but now the noise is almost not there
Simple fix, loving the result
You have earned my subscription
Question is where (roughly speaking) could it be on the motherboard. Or rather, how is it commonly connected in the motherboard. What do the two ends normally hook up into?
The HD audio cable is usually in the bottom left of the motherboard.
I actually didn't have any noise whatsoever, than after this WONDERFUL update a few days ago all sorts of things broke. After a painful struggle to get the front audio jack to work I'm let down with this annoying noise and I know it's not the cable since it worked fine 2 days ago. Tragic
DAMN you're right that's pure analog signal going through those wires. Shiiiiit I didn't even think of that at all.
i have a wierd ass problem, when my gpu is under load it starts making a scratchy sound (coming from speakers/headphones), ive tryed front and back headphone jacks and both do the same :(, what do you think it might be?
i've never experienced that type of problem so i don't want to give you bad advice or just guess. sorry, but good luck on the search.
Miguel M Silva same
@@knobhead744 hey man, I have the same problem currently, did you manage to fix it?
@@indiegente270 same here, any ideas?
@@thijsdeclerck5775 i've made some research and its likely a "gound loop" issue (use search ground loop noise). A usb-isolators might help they say, already ordered one and waiting to give it a try. Nothing i tried b4 helped. Google Nvidia ground loop, there is a large tread on their forum with 5 pages u can use it for info
ok heres my problem. My headsets work fine and i dont hear anything but when I play with people they say there here static. It even happens when i mute the mic and no matter when mic port I try it still makes the noise. I've tried blowing it out incase there is dust but nothing works. Has anyone else had this happen or might know how to fix it
thankss!! i upgraded my computer with new hardisk a few days back, didn't know it will actually affect the front panel.. using the back panel from now on!! thanks :ppp
p.s it helps with your mic too, my friends use to complain about ear rape, now they dont
im glad it helped. line noise can drive a person crazy!
Thank you so much bro. It was that shitty cable (HD audio). Unplugged it and problem solved thank you so much
For me it was wireless mouse usb receiver that was plugged in front panel near audio jack, moving usb receiver solved my buzzing.
The more power your PC use, The more noise you get. It might be silent at first But when you start gaming it will show up. Also another tip don't put youth LAN cable neat power cable it will interfere as well
I´m afraid of messing around with the insides of my pc :(
do you have a laptop or a desktop?
@@PostNtoast a wii U.
thanks for this it can be really annoying when im trying to play fallout 4 and i can hear this annoying static in the backgroud ill try it now
you are a legend bro thanks heaps
its 2024 and this works thank you my guy :D
I gotta try this at home, I'm sure it will work. Subbed on both of my accounts!
I disconnecte the hd audio from the front and its still is buzzing , the weird thing is if use the mic in my leptop its works fine with no buzzing do you know what couild i do to fix it?
can you explain your setup and i will try to help you. list your equipment and how its connected.
Fucking awesome, This has been driving me crazy for months. Thanks for the great video.
YES! - Solved. Thank you soo much. After months of changing drivers and changing sound settings - this finally sorted it out!!!
thevinegarjar where is the cable located??
@@YourTeacher the cable will go from you front inputs to the mother board - this will either be marked front panel on the motherboard and be with other connectors for the on / reset switch - or in a separate area marked 'front audio' - refer to you motherboard manual to find out where the front audio connector is on your motherboard
I found it and plugged my headphones in the back and the audio was still there 🤧
@@YourTeacher If it's still there after unplugging the front connectors from the motherboard, it must be a different problem
Well I mean idk what else could be causing it but the sound is literally as he described as
Thank you very much! all that silence now when needed :D
You were right! This was unbearable and I did this and it completely got rid of the problem. Thanks
Thank you very much it worked!
I unhooked Audio cable from the SoundBlaster sound card and the static audio noise was no more. :)
Need some advice. I just bought a new prebuilt MSI PC days ago. I've only had it for three and tried EVERYTHING to eliminate the electronic static from the front audio jack. I couldn't. Plugging into the back makes the static go away, and personally buying an audio cable extension and hooking it under my desk doesn't bother me. My concern is if this is a problem that goes beyond the front audio jack. Do you think that anything vital (aside from the front audio static) is at risk? Because of these COVID-19 times, I don't really want to return the PC but at the same time it was an expensive investment at 2,500 and I want this PC to last me 6 years minimum if not more. Appreciate any advice!
Ground yourself, touch the ground pin on a socket
Thanks It Really Really Helped Me, I Damaged My Front Panel Now I Will Be Using Back Panel 😀😀😀😀😀
My problem is with the backports the front ports are fine
You helped me alot, thank you
I must be that 1% I plugged it in the back and sure enough I’m still getting that noise
same...
reduced, but still there
Mmm.... New problem emerges, when i turn my sound above 64% Computer starts to freak out wile not being sure if the head set is connected or not.
Omegalul
Could try a USB jitterbug if this doesn't help. Also, any one know of any well-shielded/after market panel cables could upgrade to to help reduce this? Personally I use digital output if I want super clean, but mostly I want speaker & headphones simultaneous. So can only do with front & back analog. Front headphones (sound fine) back speakers - cpu + hdd whine. Easy fix was ART DTI audio isolator, a transformer to clean up the audio on the way out. But better to fix at the PC if can.
yeah i agree i like to fix at the PC (i.e., start with a good foundation). sorry don't know too much about panel cables. good luck!
The thing is I'm not sure what cable to disconnect 🤔
goddamn it. The back panel has no problem but its like only half as loud as the front panel
Dammit, unplugged it and it didn't work for me. Seems mine only ramps up when my GPU does. I unplugged the cable from both ends but did not take it out, could this be why?
ever found a solution?
switched to back port....helped, ty
unless the EMI shielding on your mobo audio has gone bad, and you get electronic/CPU cycle noise ingress into your audio back I/O panel then there's nothing you can do. cables together should not be the problem if you are using a grounded outlet. The I/O panel is built into the mobo so there is no cable to change unless the front HD audio cable from the case is bad, and that's the ONLY place you hear noise, then that is the issue. Mine just started after 2 years of the build, started getting cpu cycle noise in all peripherals through the back I/O on all connectors. The front is silent connected to my HD audio header in the mobo. Any headphones or speakers connected to any of the 7.1 jacks built into the mobo, make noise, none form the front. Confirmed, EMI shielding, capacitor, what have you, is failing somewhere and bleeding noise into the audio. Front pc audio cables barely even reach the HD audio header usually located in the back of the mobo so there would be no rerouting you can do, unless you completely remove the entire bezel and unsolder the wires and build a new one, which opens up a can of worms for more issues to the front usb , power button etc. not worth the headache
i normally connect my headphones to the back of the pc and im having this problem. God what do i do
a batman gameplay video back ground....
PC making weird buzzing noise on micrphone, when I touch the case it stops.
you must be the chosen one
grounding issue from the motherboard. standoffs might not be secure or you have lose or missing screws holding the mobo to the case. that is why when you touch it, you are grounding the pc from the noise.
Hey guys if this doesn't work out I have a solution that I did. So, there should be two jacks to put your mic in with a usb. Just switch it out into the other jack then it should be fine.
If it helped please subscribe
the noise is in the audio or in the mic??
The noise is gone but my iem's still shock my ear for some reason
I have the opposite problem... My front jack where I keep my headphones plugged in works perfect. But my rear jack where I keep my speakers plugged in has the cursed crackling/static sound coming out of it 100% of the time, even when no sound is playing, and the only way to shut it up is to lower the volume of the speakers to minimum (via the volume control on the speakers themselves) but then obviously I can't use them. :(
On a ASUS B450M-A motherboard.
Well after a few hours of trying out everything I can think of or find on the Internet...
I finally got it fixed by running the Windows 10 Troubleshooting. x_x and to my amazement it was able to find some hidden audio options that are normally not visible to me (or I just never saw them exist) and recommended me to have it turned off, I accepted and it asked for a restart, and after the restart it was finally FIXED!!!!!
No idea what it was about but I am very glad to have it fixed... also I am new to Windows 10 (brand new hardware and software), it was probably a Win10 issue...
Even more I am not used to Windows troubleshoot ever actually fucking fixing anything!! xD
Nope, I spoke too soon perhaps, it worked for 2 hours then after I turned the PC off and on it stopped working again... :/ FUCK! And this time running troubleshoot for 5 times in row didn't fix anything -.-
thx this really healped
I knew it! I fucking knew it, this sketchy thin wires is the reason of this random buzzing sound! Do you have any recommendations of a good quality External soundcard?
i have the issue at the front but not the back though…
Yea fixed it instantly for my pc, thanks mate
oh man!!!! im gonna try disconnecting that cable, if this works, omg you are f genius
Thank you!
thx im goin to try this
PC - Just go to power setting and choose a custom power plan.. Set it to
"high performance" hope this helps .. if your on a laptop set the
minimum process state to 100%
Hello guys, It didn't work for me BUT I found a solution for my static noise. There was a high frequency annoying non-stop static noise I kept hearing with my headphones (arctis 3). I opened the side panel of case (desktop pc) and the noise was also coming from inside while listening carefully. It was from PSU. Even when I shut the electricity it was there. Then I unplugged-plugged the power cable and the noise was gone for good. Both from headphones and PSU. Recently there have been many electricity cuts, shutdowns, now I think that they cause the corruption. I hope it helps you. It's really annoying noise and the relief when it is gone is so so good.
i tapped the side of my computer and it stopped xd
@@George14218 The solution I have done didn't workout later, it was only a temporary solution. So I still suffer from it. How did you tap ? Can you describe ?
@@orkunokur-muzikkanal3197 slapped the side of of my case near the power supply and the noise went away hasnt come back in a week