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unexplained noises

triarii3

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when my headphones are pluggedinto the computer...i can hear strong noises like as if someone's typing mores code into the computer ....it is especially strong when i connect my iphone into the computer using a usb cable. -__- how do i make it stop it's freaking me out...i am playing dead space right now lol...
 
Is the iPhone connected to its network on 2G or 3G? Could be you are hearing GSM interference.
 
yeah it's plugged into the front. sometimes it emits this buzzing sound. i have speakers plugged to the back of the PC. the speakers also produces that buzzing/mores code sound. somes times there are no sounds at all....some times it's so obtrusive...
 
I use to have an onboard soundcard that made a bit of pulsing noise with the cpu useage. Front audio jacks can also get interference from a built-in fan controller on some pc cases, making the jacks useless. You can reduce the volume of that kind of interference by turning down the system volume in the system tray, then maxing the volume in the application (media player or game) and turning up the speaker volume knob. That wont make it go away completely, but atleast it wont be as bad.
 
I think what i am hear is actually both from cell phone and the onboard audio. When move my mouse over an icon i can here the frequency change....and if I move over an icon repeatedly, the buzzing sound will match the movement of my mouse movements....weird uh?
 
I know exactly what you're talking about. I had the same issues with some older onboard soundcards. Consider getting a soundcard which should silance those odd noises.
 
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