NO sound Onborad and Squeeking PSU
stealth1111
Canada Member
Hi There people i just made my new computer i got no sound for some reason
Mobo is P6X58D-E ASUS
Sound is Realtek AC97
5.1 Speakers
It is a very odd Realtek Sound system it worked Great on my old computer but this 1 is just odd
in realtek Audio manager for sound EFFECTS Environment is set on NONE then i have NO sound at all
if Environment is on ROOM or other Effects i get sound... i hate the Effect system makes it sound funny....... Any ideas how to fix it??
oh and 1 speaker works loud and 5 speaker very low pitched if Environment is on
Stuff i tryed = Reinstall, Newest sound driver, Play around wit the settings.
PSU makes a Squeeking sound when i play games or read stuff on the computer
i replaced my PSU befor 1's, still Squeeks
is it a bad MOBO with those 2 problems??
Oh and CPU runs in 34C idle and 55C while playing games normal FAN from Intel is that normal being so low I7 CPU
Mobo is P6X58D-E ASUS
Sound is Realtek AC97
5.1 Speakers
It is a very odd Realtek Sound system it worked Great on my old computer but this 1 is just odd
in realtek Audio manager for sound EFFECTS Environment is set on NONE then i have NO sound at all
if Environment is on ROOM or other Effects i get sound... i hate the Effect system makes it sound funny....... Any ideas how to fix it??
oh and 1 speaker works loud and 5 speaker very low pitched if Environment is on
Stuff i tryed = Reinstall, Newest sound driver, Play around wit the settings.
PSU makes a Squeeking sound when i play games or read stuff on the computer
i replaced my PSU befor 1's, still Squeeks
is it a bad MOBO with those 2 problems??
Oh and CPU runs in 34C idle and 55C while playing games normal FAN from Intel is that normal being so low I7 CPU
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However, if you replaced the PSU and have the same problem...and given that it happens when you play games... it is more likely a GPU or CPU fan that is squeaking.
You can fix the faulty fan by removing the sticker and putting a single drop of 3-1 oil on the bearing then resealing with the same sticker. Careful not to get oil on the adhesive part of the sticker/seal.
Your other problem ... are you 100% sure you have the audio cable(s) plugged in to the right spot(s)?
Do you have a USB headset you can try?
Exactly how many speakers do you have?
Good call, is the sound pretty high pitch? Could even be caps on a different part. I don't think two separate PSUs would do the same thing. More inclined to think its a cpu/gpu fan or cap. Depends on the noise really, hard to diagnose without hearing it.