Hydrogen1803
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Hello guys, I'm having a serious issue with my Logitech G430 gaming headset. A couple of days ago, my friends told me over skype that my mic was cutting out, and I was able to fix it by restarting my PC. Two days later, my microphone is so spotty that I had to switch it to an USB dongle, by plugging the jacks into the USB, and plugging it into my PC. It's a little bit better now, but I fear either something is wrong with my headset, or the microphone port on my motherboard. I'd be very grateful if you guys could offer some advice. I have an MSI Z170A GAMING M3 ATX LGA1151 Motherboard. All help is appreciated, thanks in advance.
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I'd also try calling the manufacturer of the laptop.
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What does "Main stream" mean?
Hydrogen1803 replied to Carlos1010's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
I believe it means commonly used hardware, such as Intel Core processors or AMD processors. -
It is probably something wrong with either the display or graphics card. I'd say it is most likely the software. I'd update the drivers and try to update NVIDIA's programs.
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This definitely could be.
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This is a bit puzzling, I'd be sure to check the port to make sure it is not blocked by any dirt or anything of the like, and check the drivers and settings.
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I agree with this.
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It could be a bad battery, considering it stays on but does not charge up. Maybe even something with the drivers, so I'd check those as a precaution.
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Lol my bad, it probably couldn't run it like that. I'd still check the connection and your resolution. Also make sure nothing is taxing the card in the background.
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I'd check in the laptop internally, especially if the charging port had ever received stress such as a charging cable pulling on it for long periods of time. This happened on an old laptop of mine and something was wrong with the charging mechanism.
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Do exactly this.
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Make sure your card is registering with your system and hooked up correctly. Originally my card was not and I was actually using my cpu's integrated graphics.
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It's older than a g4. Thank you for the help.
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I'd only get the bigger option if you had the money and were sure you needed it. A mid tower can fit almost anything someone would put into it under normal circumstances.
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This is true, an i3 or i5 would greatly help.
