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I've been looking around a bit and i'm certain that my problem is one i've never seen before. I'll be leaving my specs out just since i don't belive they are awfully relevant for my issue but i can post them should it be required. 

 

So for the longest time I've had the issue of a static sound coming from my mic when talking to people, usually i could counter it by just turning down the volume of my mic but as of late its gotten so loud that its always there.

Now the thing is, if i touch my chassi, the static goes away completely then if i stop touching it then it comes back (super loud at first but becomes more of a background noise after a couple of seconds) Now that would be fine and all but i can't constantly touch my PC just to make the static go away, and i don't know what could be causing it.

 

 

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Probably your mains plug not properly grounded.

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10 minutes ago, Mashings said:

And how could i fix this? 

 

first i would check if your socket is grounded, either take a picture and search on google by picture, or you can post it here if anyone has knowledge on your socket they can help.

 

in terms of how to ground it if its not already then ill leave that to someone who knows,

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