Recent content by Meehael

Haha, you're right. It has already returned to the previous state, only after one day of working. I guess I'll have to try to take the volume potentiometer apart and clean/replace it. Thanks again!

Update: Hey guys, just wanted to let you know that I've managed to fix it. I've finally found time yesterday to try to repair it. What I did was to remove the cover, vacuumed the dust as much as possible, disassembled front circuit boards, disconnected them from the main board, removed front...

OK, that sounds like a thing worth trying out, thanks Jimminy.

Yes, it's analog. OK, thanks, Rickon. So I guess, there's nothing I can do myself, but to take it to the repair shop. It's four years old and out of warranty. On the other hand, it's not broken, just annoying, so I could live with it for some time more, until it breaks completely. Thanks again...

OK, thanks, Muadib

I have swapped the speakers now and now the other speaker doesn't work. PS: I had to wait until morning to test this, because it doesn't happen immediately. As if it happens only on cold start.

Hi everyone, I've noticed recently that my right speaker doesn't work when turning on the amp and playing music. Only after I turn up the volume it cracks to life and starts working normally. After coming to life, I can then lower the volume again, and the speaker will continue to work...

My cable is 18gbps, but isn't the effective speed 14.4gbps?

Hi everyone, I've just got a 65" 4K Samsung MU9000 TV. I plan to use it primarily for gaming (PC & consoles), as an extra monitor and for movies. I want to get the most out of the picture quality, and since this is my first TV, I've got a couple of questions :) My PC components: MSI GTX1070...

But I would need a Z mobo for that, right, because I tried fiddling with various options in BIOS, and couldn't increase the multiplier above 34, as if it was locked? I didn't try to increase the voltage. The only thing I could increase is the base clock from 100 to 103 MHz, which effectively...

Hi everyone, is OCing an "i7-3770 non-K" to 4.1 GHz on an "Asus P8H61 Pro" mobo possible? I have a Corsair H55 CPU cooler. I read online that I need a "Z" mobo for OCing and/or a "K" CPU, but I wanted to check with you, so a simple Yes or No from you guys will suffice. Thanks

Thanks for the tips, will check them out. Regards!

I hear you, but I can't go to the device manager to check that. My input gets disabled when that occurs.

Can't reproduce the issue at the moment. I've tried twice by plugging in all four controllers as fast as I could. The issue seems to occur randomly. It happened two or three times so far in the last twenty 4-player gaming sessions over the last six months, so it's pretty rare, I guess.

Hi everyone, a strange thing happened to me again yesterday. I plugged in four xbox 360 wired controllers and every USB device stopped working! The xbox controllers were just constantly blinking. My illuminated keyboard started blinking, too. Keyboard, mouse and all xbox controllers became...