The speakers on it make noise. It's a AMD Atholon Win XP 2100+ 1.73 ghz 512 ram. I dont know why the speakers are making noise. It's just annoying if u turn it up while listening to music you cant hear it. But on head phones it worse.
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The speakers on it make noise. It's a AMD Atholon Win XP 2100+ 1.73 ghz 512 ram. I dont know why the speakers are making noise. It's just annoying if u turn it up while listening to music you cant hear it. But on head phones it worse.
It makes a buzzing sound, like those 56k modems do. I networked this computer with my other one, and it's made the noise before that. An I use A&TT Broad Band. I think it's just the speakers, because it is one of those ones when u just plug into the comp it an it has power, not like those ones with AC Power adapters....Maybe I need to buy new speakers ;(..
BTW I'm new to win xp and this computer. What does it mean when it beeps every once in a while?It doesn't beep that much like rarely ever 1-2 hours or so..
Last edited by Casey; 02-16-2003 at 04:35 AM.
Keep the speaker power source transformer/adapter thing away from wires that carry the sound signals - or any other sort of box that may contain a transformer in - they cause garbage to the sound in the wires if they're too close to each other. Well, that's how I solved my problem with white noise from my speakers
Speakers are supposed to make noise. When I turn on winamp, my speakers make a noise that sounds exactly like the opening theme from weiß kreuz--unless another song is first on the playlist. Personally, I think it's really cool.
My speakers make noise like that sometimes too. When i turn on my keyboard (instrument keyboard), or the air fan thing in the bathroom.
Also make sure your speakers arn't too close to the monitor.
Radiation can interfeer with the speakers. Try seperating them with monitors or any other devices nearby.
Also, make sure it is definitely the speakers making the noise. It may sound dumb, but speakers can cause a monitor to whine in the same fashion as a dial-up, if they're too close.
My old speakers did the same, so I shelled out some cash for a brand new pair. Now, instead of making a buzzing sound when turned up loud, these ones make a high-pitched squealing sound.
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You guys seriously need new mp3's. I mean...modem noise? High-pitched whine? Get some music.
Mine work fine... so it's possible to have 'em go quiet. What kind of speakers do you use, where are they? I noticed that the headphones I [no longer] use have the buzzing, but the screen-side speakers don't.
Bleys' tip might help, too.
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Yes, 128kbps MP3s sound sucky to me. I prefer 192kbps minimum, or thereabouts if it's VBR
YEAH! <agrees with Guu>Originally posted by Guu
Yes, 128kbps MP3s sound sucky to me. I prefer 192kbps minimum, or thereabouts if it's VBR
MP3's are pretty bad, expecially at low bitrates. WMA 9 audio and OGG Vorbis are actually much better audio formats than MP3 at equivalet bitrates.
But anyway, to keep this on topic...
Kinji, another thing to try: You should check your volume settings as well. Sometimes, if you have a microphone on your computer and it is enabled and turned up, it can feedback thru your speakers. Also, some soundcards have a weird "3d sound" option that can mess up the playback through the speakers. If you see anything weird in the volume control, try muting it and see if that helps.
my dads comp kinda generates that same noise some times as well.
all i can suggest is to keep mobile phones away from your monitor an speakers and that you get at least a metre between your speakers and your comps psu
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