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Ill try again, since this problem wont go away. Has anyone else expierienced something like this ? The pc powerchord is connected straight to the wall. I have a corsair 750w modular PSU and z370-f motherboard.

The headphones i use are sennheiser g4me 0. How do i get ridd of this buzzing??? The microphone goes crazy with the buzzing sound, but i can just bearly hear it in my headphones.

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2 minutes ago, djboy6480 said:

this dosnt sounds like interference more like a broken amplifier chip 

So you are thinking the motherboard is broken ? Also i noted when this startet. 15:37 the noise started, and ended 15:57. How is that linked to all this ?

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23 minutes ago, djboy6480 said:

No you Motherboard is fine, just the audio chip would be broken (there are also good usb soundcards), but if it was temporary its most likely not the amplifier chip.

Its only temporary. Sometimes.

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15 minutes ago, Tibon said:

Is buzzing constant? Or only on if the mic is active?

Try plugging only the microphone jack in and see if the buzz still there.

Its not like constant. Sometimes a day there is buzzing, it doesnt matter if the mic is active or not.

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That's not normal, would appear stereo mix is fine, could I assume that regular playback is fine as well? 
If that's the case it just narrows us down to Microphone and it's plugged right into the jack.

My questions at this point would be, are you boosting the microphone and what kind of microphone is this?
(I believe you might not be getting the right signal to noise ratio, under-powered microphone)
(or like said faulty chip, need more to go off!)

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3 hours ago, Tyler Moore said:

That's not normal, would appear stereo mix is fine, could I assume that regular playback is fine as well? 
If that's the case it just narrows us down to Microphone and it's plugged right into the jack.

My questions at this point would be, are you boosting the microphone and what kind of microphone is this?
(I believe you might not be getting the right signal to noise ratio, under-powered microphone)
(or like said faulty chip, need more to go off!)

Im not boosting the microphone, its just at 100% level with no boost. Yes regular playback is fine. But when the microphone starts acting like this, i can also hear some electrical sound from the headset itself.

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1 hour ago, Tyler Moore said:

I realized later, xD

Need more details OP... Please try it on another platform or computer.

Its hard to try other headset or another computer. Because this problem is not constant. Its like i said, from 15:37 to 15:57 i could hear the noise in my headset and also in the microphone.

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