coldroll
New Head-Fier
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Hi the audio chip on my sandy bridge motherboard has started buzzing and making weird high pitched noises through my headphones and it gets worse when I move my computer mouse around. I recently bought a rtx 2070 super graphics card a couple of days ago and thought it might be the culprit, so I changed the GPU out with a old gtx 960 that I had lying around and the problem is still there so it's not the GPU causing the issue. I looked up the issue on google and apparently it can be caused by the GPU or the power supply or the audio chip on the motherboard is failing. My power supply is eight years old and the fan is starting to fail so I'm going to replace it with a new one to see if that fixes the problem. If that doesn't fix the issue then I'd like to buy a decent external USB sound card/headphone amp to replace the audio chip set on my motherboard. There is no room for a sound card in my motherboard, so it has to be an external USB sound card I head they are better then an internal sound card because you don't get the interference from the fans and graphics card in the motherboard. My headphones are 32ohm headphones so that don't need much power to power them. They are the Sennhesier hd 598cs. Any recommendations for a good USB/headphone dac is this any good? it has a USB c connector which my motherboard doesn't have, would a USB c to USB converter work with it?
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