Audio input problem

[QuestioningGuy]

After I cleaned my pc and assembled it back, my microphone turned my voice high-pitched, like chipmunk's. I tried reinstalling drivers, that didn't work. Bios settings didn't change anything. It's really annoying. I'm using MSI B85M-G43 Motherboard and Nvidia gtx 770 (if that matters).

 

P.S I reapplied thermal paste of the motherboard chipset, but I didn't apply so much, that it would short out the chip itself (if that all matters)

[Guest Kloaked]

How are you hearing yourself? What are you using?

[QuestioningGuy]

7 minutes ago, Kloaked said:

How are you hearing yourself? What are you using?

I'm using Philips SHG8000/10. My friends hear me in teamspeak like that. I don't hear myself

[Guest Kloaked]

Just now, QuestioningGuy said:

I'm not hearing myself. I'm using Philips SHG8000/10

How do you know you sound like a chipmunk then? Did someone tell you that? Through what medium are they hearing you sound like this?

[QuestioningGuy]

Just now, Kloaked said:

How do you know you sound like a chipmunk then? Did someone tell you that? Through what medium are they hearing you sound like this?

I made sure they are not lying by going to skype's sound test service

[Guest Kloaked]

Just now, QuestioningGuy said:

I made sure they are not lying by going to skype's sound test service

Hit your Windows Start key, type in Sound, go to the Recording tab, right click on the microphone that you're using, click Properties, go to the Listen tab and enable the "Listen to this device" option and hit apply. If you still sound like a chipmunk it's either something with your mic or there's some software installed on your PC that's pitch shifting your voice.

[QuestioningGuy]

1 minute ago, Kloaked said:

Hit your Windows Start key, type in Sound, go to the Recording tab, right click on the microphone that you're using, click Properties, go to the Listen tab and enable the "Listen to this device" option and hit apply. If you still sound like a chipmunk it's either something with your mic or there's some software installed on your PC that's pitch shifting your voice.

I noticed that my voice is really choppy and there is a high pitched noise in the background as well

[Guest Kloaked]

2 minutes ago, QuestioningGuy said:

I noticed that my voice is really choppy and there is a high pitched noise in the background as well

Your mic is probably bad, then.