Pins from case go where?

[Drkrinklez]

I understand that everymother board is different when it comes to this, but I have the power + and power - working fine and everything else is fine , exept for the audio jack pins. I have to plug my headphones into my monitor to hear through them, and it creates a loud static noise, what can I do? my mother board is a Gigabyte Technology B85M-DS3H-A thanks

[Aytex]

download audio drivers

if not then get a usb-3.5mm adapter and plug it in there

[Drkrinklez]

download audio drivers

if not then get a usb-3.5mm adapter and plug it in there

http://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Headphone-Microphone-Aluminum-Compatibility/dp/B00NMXY2MO/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1452458085&sr=1-1&keywords=usb-3.5mm+adapter like this?

[Aytex]

http://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Headphone-Microphone-Aluminum-Compatibility/dp/B00NMXY2MO/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1452458085&sr=1-1&keywords=usb-3.5mm+adapter like this?

yea, or you can just get a amp

[MourningSouls]

Audio jack uses a standard plug that has nothing to do with the other I/O pins.

 

Look for the cable with AC97 or HD Audio on the side of the plug.then plug it into the spot your motherboard manual says to (Bottom left, white, F_AUDIO).

 

Or you could use the motherboards rear audio jack. Front audio jacks typically cause static too due to poorly shielded and thin wires.

[Drkrinklez]

Audio jack uses a standard plug that has nothing to do with the other I/O pins.

 

Look for the cable with AC97 or HD Audio on the side of the plug.then plug it into the spot your motherboard manual says to.

 

Or you could use the motherboards rear audio jack. Front audio jacks typically cause static too due to poorly shielded and thin wires.

I the back too, no luck. and I cant hear through the front at all. As I stated, I use the headphone jack in my monitor and its making a static noise

[Aytex]

Audio jack uses a standard plug that has nothing to do with the other I/O pins.

 

Look for the cable with AC97 or HD Audio on the side of the plug.then plug it into the spot your motherboard manual says to (Bottom left, white, F_AUDIO).

 

Or you could use the motherboards rear audio jack. Front audio jacks typically cause static too due to poorly shielded and thin wires.

but if you have my situation where both front and back are fucked up then just do what i told u to do

 

I the back too, no luck. and I cant hear through the front at all. As I stated, I use the headphone jack in my monitor and its making a static noise

this is what i use btw

http://www.roland.com/products/ua-1g/

[auster93]

What case are you using? older cases don't support the digital audio codec for the front connectors. They have the AC'97 codec. You could try switching from digital to AC'97 and look if the frontpanel connectors now work. there should be an option in the bios to change from difital to AC'97

[Husky]

I the back too, no luck. and I cant hear through the front at all. As I stated, I use the headphone jack in my monitor and its making a static noise

 

Make sure you plugged the audio connector into your motherboard named "HD_AUDIO" DO NOT plug the AC'97 plug in.

 

[MourningSouls]

Oh, try right clicking the audio icon in your taskbar and changing the playback device to what I'm betting is something with Realtek in it.

[Drkrinklez]

Make sure you plugged the audio connector into your motherboard named "HD_AUDIO" DO NOT plug the AC'97 plug in.

 

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I think this is my problem... thanks ill give it a try later...