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Realtek HD
With some programs, my sound cracks and gets really fuzzy and distorted and i almost have to turn off my sound. I've tried a bunch of different drivers, but nothing cures the problem. I even formatted. Is it just my soundcard? I have a built in Realtek HD.. Does anyone else have this problem?
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Re: Realtek HD
Integrated sound cards have these issues very often. The most commonly effected are Realtek AC'97 and Realtek HD integrated sound cards. If you want to avoid these issues you just need to get a dedicated sound card that is not based on a Realtek chip set. This issue mostly occurs because of heavy integration and/or Realtek chip sets.
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07-03-2009, 07:54 PM
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Re: Realtek HD
Hmm.. thanks for the reply, but i'm not sure if i can even have a different soundcard. My graphics card is to big and covers up the soundcard slot on my mobo ( i think ) what can i do?
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07-03-2009, 09:31 PM
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Re: Realtek HD
what are you running
video card cpu m/board ram power supply brand wattage check the listings in the bios for voltages and temperatures and post them
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07-03-2009, 10:49 PM
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Re: Realtek HD
video card: HIS ati radeon 4580 icq4 turbo
cpu : AMD Athlon Dual Core 2502mhz x2 400B Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H v1 Ram: 2048mb DDR2 frequency @ 357.9mhz psu: 400w Sparkle Power |
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07-04-2009, 12:40 AM
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Re: Realtek HD
If you could open the case and take a picture of the PCI slots then we could tell you for sure. One card however should fit only one slot. The only exception is some graphics cards that require a second slot for cooling. Very few motherboards have less than 3 connectors however and most have 6 so there should not be a problem. There is a slim chance that a sound card would not fit in.
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