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yea if i could receive two different audios into my headset that'll be great. but i can only find the regular y splitter that just splits one audio into two different speakers/headset.

no im actually using that right now for my pc to receive audio for my headset and speaker. but now im left with the audio from my xbox one to provide into my headset. i could make it to where i receive sound through my xbox onto my headset and speaker but then i won't hear sound from my PC. and i think the audio quality will drop even more if i attach another spiltter onto the current splitter.

is there a way/device to provide my xbox and pc audio into my two speakers and headset simultaneously through 3.5mm connection? or is there a device that'll let me switch between the speaker/headset? cause right now i have one speaker and headset providing sound from my PC, but i also want my headset to receive audio from my xbox one as well. so right now im just receiving audio from my xbox one through another set up speakers. something affordable.

Thanks Everyone! i don't ever remember checking that, but whatever problem solved.

how do i make it hidden. i don't know how it was placed there. it just randomly got added onto my dekstop

When i plug in a USB 3.0 External HD it reconnects and disconnect constantly on a specific USB 3.0 slot, but doesn't when i connect to another one. But when i connect a 2.0 USB to the same port that disconnects it works fine.

what do you mean by this/how do i go about doing this? isn't the only option to receive my PC sound through the BenQ, doesn't the BenQ have to be set as my default playback device

I hope so. Its just weird, just cause when i was on Asus chat support and i asked the same question about Would i get the SAME exact experience. They gave me we always recommend DP over HDMI. So that threw me off

DP, and yes it is set as the default audio device. hmmm. weird, im just wondering why would they put these specs and have it not be able to perform Video and Audio through DP.

well i do know that im not able to use FreeSync due to having GTX 970. but i thought that was more for Screen tearing etc. Not Audio? I was also told by BenQ support that even without AMD graphics card i should be able to run 1440p/144hrtz. but we couldn't find to why i couldn't get sound through the monitor while at 144hrtz. only could receive through PC

So i run an Asus G10AJ and a BenQ XL2730Z. Will i have the EXACT SAME experience if i run HDMI 2.0 for 1440p/144hertz instead of DisplayPort? So what i ran into is when running display port 1440p/144hrtz i lose sound, when trying to get sound through my BenQ. I want to get sound through my BenQ so that when i play either PC or Console i don't have to keep switching my headset back and fourth between my PC and BenQ monitor. I've always heard that DP is the best option when comes to PC. But recently heard that HDMI 2.0 now supports 1440p/144hrtz. So my question is will i lose any experience if i ran HDMI 2.0 instead of DP for all you extreme PC heads out there.

Yea i also have an HDMI plugged in for my Xbox. and everything is up to date. when i first bout my PC and Monitor i thought something was wrong with either the PC or Monitor so i went back and switched it out for new ones and yet i still get the same problem.

yea i made sure that it was selected as the default playback device

So i own a BenQ XL2730Z and an Asus G10AJ. Why is it i lose sound when i switch the monitor Screen Refresh Rate to 144 hertz at 1440p? also If i switch it to 120 hertz i receive sound but when i close the settings and reopen it, it automatically switches to 119 Hertz. I am also using Display Port

so you havnt found a solution either? yea i don't get it cause in the Republic of Gamers High Definition Audio Control Panel, under options it says. "Make front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously. so why doesn't it work lol.