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How do you eliminate Static Sounds in your headset?

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So just recently I could hear annoying static sounds in my headset while listening to music, gaming, and others. What's up with this? 

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Just recently? And only when you're playing something or do you hear the static even more when using them without playing any music/games? Does the static get louder/change as you do stuff on your computer?

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I don't hear any static if I'm not listening to anything But when I do I can hear it. The static doesn't get louder though But it's annoying 

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I don't hear any static if I'm not listening to anything But when I do I can hear it. The static doesn't get louder though But it's annoying 

This is a sign of either poor power delivery, or poor audio source.  I would aim more towards the poor source. 

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Try plugging your headset into the front panel connectors.

 

Often onboard audio has a lot of noise.

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Try plugging your headset into the front panel connectors.

 

Often onboard audio has a lot of noise.

I think you may be a bit mixed up there. So far as I know, and from personal experience, unless it's a quality front-panel I/O and header cable, you're going to see more interference with that.

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I think you may be a bit mixed up there. So far as I know, and from personal experience, unless it's a quality front-panel I/O and header cable, you're going to see more interference with that.

Yeah, I was waiting for him to say that there was more static from front panel. 

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