Erupi

Allright. Thanks.

It says on the box that says "Total Number of Drivers built-in : 2". I suppose it does used for extra power. Thanks everyone. Edit : Is there any fix to remove the static sound?

On my old headphone, both side works fine. This new one needs me to input the USB cord attached on the headphone as well for both side to work. Based on the box, the USB only used for the LED lights.

Currently using Gigabyte Force K7 Keyboard,

Hello LTT forum. I would like an assistance about new headphones i bought recently. Currently my headphone has a problem. When I insert audio jack alone, only right side have sounds while left doesn't, I had to plug in the USB (Intended for the light on headphone) and then both side outputs nicely. However when there's no audio running, the right side of the headphone has a small annoying static sound. Is there something wrong with the jack since i need to plug the USB too? Here is my PC specs and current headphone I am using OS : Windows 10 CPU Type : QuadCore AMD Trinity, 3200 MHz GPU : Nvidia GeForce GTX 950 Sound Driver : Realtek High Definition Audio Controller. Headphone : Sonicgear X-Craft 2000

I done as what you instructed but its still not automatically changed to headphone when plugged in. Still having same problem.

This is what I have at the moment.

It seems i dont have IDT High Definition Audio CODEC in Device Manager. Any tips?

Hello forumers, i need some help regarding this. its almost 2 weeks since i got this problem and yet to get fixed after hours of googling and troubleshooting. Anyway, whenever i try to plug in headphone to PC, audio does not automatically swapped to headphone and i need to change it manually via "Playback Devices", and vise versa. Second problem is whenever i plug in or plug out the headphone jack from PC, game crashes everytime, so i got to decide if I want to use headphones or the monitor itself before playing a game (Kinda annoying if i need to chat with other teammates via teamspeak). Below are my current specs. Windows 10 Home (x64) AMD Athlon X4 740 Quad Core Gigabyte motherboard 2x4GB Corsair RAM EVGA GeForce GTX 950 Realtek HD Audio Manager installed (6.0.1.7695) Any help are appreciated.

Noted. Thank you.

I'll buy the one than "Standard SFX" one. So 350W is enough for the specs I provided?

This Steam Machine is not from Valve one. Here's the website : - http://www.sybergaming.com/products/vapor-one.aspx Edit : The one I'm ordering is Vapor E variant.

I'm about to order a Syber Vapor steam machine and I need and advice on what PSU will be suitable for it. Here are the specs :- CABLE: None CAS: SYBER VAPOR PC Gaming Console Chassis (White Color) CONTROLLERS: Logitech F710 Wireless Gamepad CPU: AMD Athlon X4 740 3.2GHz (3.7GHz Turbo) Trinity Quad-Core Processor DOCKINGSTATION: None FAN: AMD Certified CPU Fan & Heatsink HDD: 1 TB 7200RPM SATA300 Hard Drive HDD2: None HEADSET: None HS_HANGER: None KEYBOARD: None MEMORY: 8GB (4GBx2) DDR3/1600MHz Dual Channel Memory [+8] (Corsair or Major Brand) MONITOR: None MOPAD: None MOTHERBOARD: MSI A88XI AC V2 FM2+ mITX, AC Wi-Fi 802.11 + Bluetooth, USB 3+ SATA 6GB/s GbLAN, 1 Gen3 PCIe x16 MOUSE: None NETWORK: Onboard Gigabit LAN Network OS: Windows 10 Home (64-bit Edition) POWERSUPPLY: 250 Watts - Standard 80PLUS SFX Power Supply REMOTE: Logitech K400 Wireless Keyboard w/ Touchpad [+16] SOUND: HIGH DEFINITION ON-BOARD 7.1 AUDIO SPEAKERS: None VIDEO: EVGA Superclocked + ACX 2.0 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 2GB GDDR5 PCIe 3.0 x16 Video Card (Maxwell) [+15] (Single Card) WTV: None Any advice are appreciated.