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jemoto

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Hi,

I have a real conundrum for the gurus out there. For a while I have been annoyed with this crackling sound from my loudspeakers, as if you jiggle a broken cord. The strange thing is that it happens in intervals of exactly 1 minute and lasts for maybe 3-4 seconds.

I changed the setting on the computer clock, but the crackling sound continued according to original schedule, as if to some external clock, with exactly 1 minute in between.

My sound card is Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio.

This has be completely baffled, anyone have any ideas?

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Just tried with another laptop, and no problem, so the issue is with my regular desktop.

Anyone?
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What motherboard is installed in your computer? If it has a built-in audio connection then take the sound card out and connect the speakers to the built-in socket.
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Thanks, Skeptic

Sorry for the late reply....I have been out of commission for a while. My motherboard is ASUSTeK Computer INC. P5K Deluxe. I tried removing my Creative card, and plugging into the mobo, but i get the exact same popping sound.

Any other ideas? Appreciate your help.

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