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Hi Guys so i have an Alpha Cool Eisbaer 120 and the tubing is to long so it wont fit in my case. What i want to do is to replace the tubing with a shorter run and also replace the fittings on the Radiator and CPU block. I have never done this before so i just wanted to make sure that i was ordering the right things and that their wouldn't be any problems for this setup. Will be ordering: Primochill Advanced LRT 3/8x1/2 tubing Alphacool EIszapfen compression fittings 13/10mm 90 degree Compression fitting x2 these would be on the rad Monsoon Free center 3/8x1/2 compression fitting x2 these would be on the block Mayhems ultra pure H2O PT Nuke Any advice is appreciated Thanks.

Thank You will try everything in there and see if that fixes it if not guess I will just get a DAC.

Would i still need an amp since the speakers are powered or is the amp for the DAC? just would like to limit the clutter on my desk Editited to add what would be a good DAC amp combo for these speakers if i go that route?

Motherboard is an MSI M5 Z170. What would you suggest for best sound quality and getting rid of the noise a DAC or a nice internal sound card? I dont think its anything wireless as its not my phone and my router is in the next room.

Hi so i recently purchased a pair of JBL lsr305's and connected them to my MSI motherboards onboard sound via a unbalanced dual 1/4 trs to 3.5mm cable shown here http://www.guitarcenter.com/Livewire/CMP1515-35mm-TRS-Dual-1-4-Y-Cable-15.gc After i connected them i noticed that they emit a buzzing noise when i scroll or do anything on my computer im pretty sure its emi or rf interference but i dont know what causes it since it still happens with nothing else plugged into the computer, just the 3.5mm cable and power cord. noise is not there when i plug the speakers into my phone so thats why i think its emi also it is not noticable when playing music or if if the speakers volume is set below about 4 but maybe i just cant hear it. So my question is what would they best way to get rid of this noise be? new cable, audio interface, or adding a sound card to my computer?