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Same problem with Channel 7 over here in WA, they broadcast on a frequency that's easily interfered with by lots of equipment.

I can have my PC running on the other end of the house and it causes issues sometimes with the TV.

 

Beefy ferrite bead/chokes (clamp over power cable) usually reduces the problem (if not eliminate it), try and get the biggest you can and remember to loop the cable through it.

I recently Bought a new Case to Replace my Cooler master 330U


I Bought a Corsair 760T and since i moved my components when ever my PC is on it Interferes with Both of our TV's


any TV Channel Owned/Broadcasted by the Seven Network(Channel 7,7Mate Ect) and any TV Channel owned/broadcasted by the Nine Network (Channel 9, GO! ect)


goes all Glitchy, Lags, or sometimes cuts out


 


ANything owned by the Channel 10 Network and the ABC is fine and crisp with no problems


 


PC Specs


B85 Pro Gamer


GTX 980


i7 4790 (Not a K series)


TPlink 300mbps wifi PCI card


Corsair 760T


8GB Kingston ValueRAM


Antec HCG-520 ( 520W High Current Gamer) Continuous Power 


Corsair H105 CPU Cooler ( Bought same time as 760T)


 


What do i do?


 


If i turn my computer off the problem goes away


 


The Computer is In a different room to both TV's


both tvs are directly across the house from each other(One at the front and back)


 


I never had this problem with my 330U


 


Please help


 

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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I recently Bought a new Case to Replace my Cooler master 330U

I Bought a Corsair 760T and since i moved my components when ever my PC is on it Interferes with Both of our TV's

any TV Channel Owned/Broadcasted by the Seven Network(Channel 7,7Mate Ect) and any TV Channel owned/broadcasted by the Nine Network (Channel 9, GO! ect)

goes all Glitchy, Lags, or sometimes cuts out

 

ANything owned by the Channel 10 Network and the ABC is fine and crisp with no problems

 

PC Specs

B85 Pro Gamer

GTX 980

i7 4790 (Not a K series)

TPlink 300mbps wifi PCI card

Corsair 760T

8GB Kingston ValueRAM

Antec HCG-520 ( 520W High Current Gamer) Continuous Power 

Corsair H105 CPU Cooler ( Bought same time as 760T)

 

What do i do?

 

If i turn my computer off the problem goes away

 

The Computer is In a different room to both TV's

both tvs are directly across the house from each other(One at the front and back)

 

I never had this problem with my 330U

 

Please help

 

satellite?or cable?

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satellite?or cable?

Neither im in Australia, we don't have that, We have Foxtel ( its like Cable)

 

i just have standard TV since we don't watch it as much as we use to

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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looks like its IPTV

so its probably not directly the pc

its probably the modem or router causing interference on the line

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looks like its IPTV

so its probably not directly the pc

its probably the modem or router causing interference on the line

What?

 

i dont have Internet TV

 

i have TV with a Antenna 

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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looks like its IPTV

so its probably not directly the pc

its probably the modem or router causing interference on the line

the issue only started when i got my 760T

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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Neither im in Australia, we don't have that, We have Foxtel ( its like Cable)

 

i just have standard TV since we don't watch it as much as we use to

 

 

looks like its IPTV

so its probably not directly the pc

its probably the modem or router causing interference on the line

We have Foxtel in Australia,(Paid Service)

 

but i dont have it, Because its Shit

 

i have normal PAL Format TV

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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Same problem with Channel 7 over here in WA, they broadcast on a frequency that's easily interfered with by lots of equipment.

I can have my PC running on the other end of the house and it causes issues sometimes with the TV.

 

Beefy ferrite bead/chokes (clamp over power cable) usually reduces the problem (if not eliminate it), try and get the biggest you can and remember to loop the cable through it.

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Same problem with Channel 7 over here in WA, they broadcast on a frequency that's easily interfered with by lots of equipment.

I can have my PC running on the other end of the house and it causes issues sometimes with the TV.

 

Beefy ferrite bead/chokes (clamp over power cable) usually reduces the problem (if not eliminate it), try and get the biggest you can and remember to loop the cable through it.

*Crys*

Im not the only one :)

 

like WTF Channel 10 is HD as hell without a isse but channel 9 and 7 get effected

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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Same problem with Channel 7 over here in WA, they broadcast on a frequency that's easily interfered with by lots of equipment.

I can have my PC running on the other end of the house and it causes issues sometimes with the TV.

 

Beefy ferrite bead/chokes (clamp over power cable) usually reduces the problem (if not eliminate it), try and get the biggest you can and remember to loop the cable through it.

I think the case is the issue :(

 

i had no issues before i got my 760T

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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I think the case is the issue :(

 

i had no issues before i got my 760T

probably a dumb question

but have you even tried moving the case?

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probably a dumb question

but have you even tried moving the case?

I have nowhere else to put it

 

i just wasted $260 on a case 

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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I have nowhere else to put it

 

i just wasted $260 on a case 

just move it to another table and see if it fixes it

if it doesn't..then its not really the case in the first place

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just move it to another table and see if it fixes it

if it doesn't..then its not really the case in the first place

If it doesn't fix it, it can still be the case

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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Same problem with Channel 7 over here in WA, they broadcast on a frequency that's easily interfered with by lots of equipment.

I can have my PC running on the other end of the house and it causes issues sometimes with the TV.

 

Beefy ferrite bead/chokes (clamp over power cable) usually reduces the problem (if not eliminate it), try and get the biggest you can and remember to loop the cable through it.

Where can i buy some good ones?

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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Maybe WiFi Frequency interferes with the TV-Signal. You should try a LAN-Cable.

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Maybe WiFi Frequency interferes with the TV-Signal. You should try a LAN-Cable.

Modem is in another room

 

HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO SAY IT

 

THE ISSUE STARTED WHEN I GOT MY 760T

 

WIFI Frequency cant do a thing, ive had the same Router and TV for the past year with no issues

 

Thing dont just go Fuck you, ill mess with your shit

 

day before i got 760T, No Issues Ever with TV singal

 

very Next day(Day i got 760T) Issues everywhere

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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I think the case is the issue :(

 

i had no issues before i got my 760T

Did you change PSU to?

 

 

Where can i buy some good ones?

The ones I'm using came with the some other equipment I bought, but JB Hifi, Jaycar or Dick Smith etc should have some, not sure if it's something normally carried by PC stores.

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Did you change PSU to?

 

 

The ones I'm using came with the some other equipment I bought, but JB Hifi, Jaycar or Dick Smith etc should have some, not sure if it's something normally carried by PC stores.

No ididnt buy a new PSU

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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Same problem with Channel 7 over here in WA, they broadcast on a frequency that's easily interfered with by lots of equipment.

I can have my PC running on the other end of the house and it causes issues sometimes with the TV.

 

Beefy ferrite bead/chokes (clamp over power cable) usually reduces the problem (if not eliminate it), try and get the biggest you can and remember to loop the cable through it.

I got some, it seems it fixed it, one on both ends of Computer Power cable

 

I'll let you know how long it keeps the signal good sometime in the Future

I got 8TB of storage, all SSD's no HDD's, Lots of money ;)

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