Win(7) Sound Issues

[Majere]

-=[system Specs.]=-

 

Mobo.   L1N64-SLI WS

CPU      AMD Athalon 64 FX-74 (3.00GHz)

RAM     6GB DDR2

OS        Win7 Ult. 64-bit

PSU      Antec TruePower Quattro TPQ-850 watt \

 

Edit** Driver: High Definition Audio Device Ver, 6.1.7601.17514 By: Microsof

 

NOTE** Could not find any BIOS updates for my board

 

-=[Problem]=- 

 

The problem is that when i try and play sounds through my computer they come out scrambled and distorted. However every now and then it will go back to normal. NOTE** I test my sound through the use of You-tube and the audio test in the "sound" portion of the control panel.

 

Things i have done:

 

1) Checked all my connections and that they are properly working.

2) Updated my drivers to the best of my abilities 

NOTE** I have no idea which drive my computer is actually using

3) Restarted the computer in hopes of some miracle fix

 

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I am posting this here in hopes of getting some other opinions on what might be wrong

 

My system is not exactly a "normal" setup as it does not have a case and is constantly changing however this is the first time i have had sound problems with it.

 

Please Help

Sincerely,

Majere[Your Friendly Computer Geek]

[GalacticRuler]

Have you tried a different audio device? It could be the device itself with the problem.

[Majere]

I have tried my other audio devices and some of them don't work at all and the others have the same problem. 

[techguru]

-=[system Specs.]=-

 

Mobo.   L1N64-SLI WS

CPU      AMD Athalon 64 FX-74 (3.00GHz)

RAM     6GB DDR2

OS        Win7 Ult. 64-bit

PSU      Antec TruePower Quattro TPQ-850 watt 

 

NOTE** Could not find any BIOS updates for my board

 

-=[Problem]=- 

 

The problem is that when i try and play sounds through my computer they come out scrambled and distorted. However every now and then it will go back to normal. NOTE** I test my sound through the use of You-tube and the audio test in the "sound" portion of the control panel.

 

Things i have done:

 

1) Checked all my connections and that they are properly working.

2) Updated my drivers to the best of my abilities 

NOTE** I have no idea which drive my computer is actually using

3) Restarted the computer in hopes of some miracle fix

 

==========================================================================

I am posting this here in hopes of getting some other opinions on what might be wrong

 

My system is not exactly a "normal" setup as it does not have a case and is constantly changing however this is the first time i have had sound problems with it.

 

Please Help

Sincerely,

Majere[Your Friendly Computer Geek]

its using a soundmax chipset...those are notorious for scrambled audio

what driver version are you using?

[Majere]

It supposedly using High Definition Audio Device Ver, 6.1.7601.17514 By: Microsoft

[techguru]

It supposedly using High Definition Audio Device Ver, 6.1.7601.17514 By: Microsoft

lol

you need to update that dummy

SoundMAX ADI1988

is the chipset

[Majere]

Would this be the driver i need?

https://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=20090731151037921&board_id=1&model=P5B+Deluxe%2FWiFi

[techguru]

Would this be the driver i need?

https://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=20090731151037921&board_id=1&model=P5B+Deluxe%2FWiFi

I was looking around for a newer one

doesn't look like theres anything newer then 6585

so hopefully that one works

 

 

looks like there is a slighty newer one here

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/19199/Audio-SoundMAX-Audio-Driver

 

however you would probably have to mod the driver to get it to work

[Majere]

Okay thanks for the help i'll report back if this does not fix it. I'll mark solved for now.

[Majere]

This has solved the audio problem for now but there is now a slight bit of feed back in the back ground not sure what that is about i am checking my connections at the moment. It sounds like static

[techguru]

This has solved the audio problem for now but there is now a slight bit of feed back in the back ground not sure what that is about i am checking my connections at the moment. It sounds like static

not surprising..that driver was made for win 7...could try the 6620 if you know how to mod a driver

 

your best option is to disable the onboard audio and just buy a cheap soundcard thats properly supported in win 10

[Majere]

FIXED: Turns out it was the PC Beeps setting once i turned the volume down for that no more static. Thanks you for the help @techguru and @GalaticRuler.