Recent content by jcc2k4

Actually, I figured it out. It was, believe it or not, the router. If the router was transmitting at 300mbps (wireless N) it would give my computer a DCP latency of ~16,000. I set it to transmit at only 145 mbps (wireless g) and it dropped to ~2,300. It's still pretty high (higher than a...

Yep I have tried using the onboard sound, and moving both the cards (soundcard and network card) into different slots. I guess the network wireless bridge would work, but I'd rather not have to buy anything else. I'd rather just have it work (like it did before the move).

There HAS to be a way to do this via wireless. I refuse to believe the $70 network card i've been using for a year now has just stopped working because i'm in a new location. I also refuse to use a wired connection. There's no reason for me to HAVE to do that. There absolutely HAS to be a fix...

I can't use a wired connection at the moment as the router is too far away. =\ I haven't had a problem in the past, just when I moved into this new place. (granted the router has changed, but that shouldn't be a problem, right...?)

If i update my driver, the only way to connect to the internet again is to uninstall and delete the driver. Note: I'm using the microsoft driver update program, as the only driver for my wireless card is, apparently, "out of date" (according the microsoft). I'm using a SB Audigy soundcard, and...

I have recently moved into a new apartment (my computer worked fine before moving). When I powered up my PC I heard snaps, pops, and just audio anomalies. After 2 days of trying to figure it out, I stumbled across a DPC latency checker program. My DPC latency (with my wireless card enabled) is...

No :( Although i did find an old Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 so i installed that. Thanks for all your help dude, rep +

I have installed those driver updates, but not the bios ones, i'll install them now.

Mine is the rev 2.0 one. I'll try installing those ones.

I haven't checked that yet, would it make that big of a difference? I mean the microphone does work, i just don't have control of the volume of it. :(

I actually don't have the front sound jacks hooked up to the mobo. I'm only using the rear.

Yep :( I first installed them from the CD and then updated them from the website. Still no luck with the google search :(

ttt

Thank you for your suggestion, I have tried to enable the mic volume controls in the windows volume settings, albeit the only option there is: SPDIF OUT :( I Found a thread here: http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic38366-2.html And the only solution they have is to enable the sound from my mic...

Hey guys i just bought a new comp with the mobo: GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L I looked over all the reviews and what not before making my purchase, and it's a really good mobo from what i can tell so far. The only problem is it doesn't give me control to my microphone settings. Its like it...