Recent content by quadlt

Thing is, here in Lithuania, people are used to try evading problems and work because they don't want to do anything, even shops and etc. I'm almost sure they would just say 'oh your headphones are bad; that's not a mobo problem; check your wiring; blah blah'. Gotta give a shot anyway I guess...

Oh boy, getting one of these will be a problem in my country. Still can't believe how this can change over a mobo. Anyway, thank you everyone, I appreciate it!

Well I did not have any of distortion using my old motherboard, nor using my front jacks on the current one. It's just something wrong with the rear ones. If you have time, could you find an example amplifier so I would know what around to look for? There are loads of different so called...

Whoa, now that you've mentioned it, I tried listening to same stuff with my old SteelSeries 3H, and it was fairly louder than on my current 5Hv2, though fizzling on bass still occured.

No difference. Once again, I'm a 'noob' at this, no idea what to look for.

Oh my.. How do I do that? :$

I mean what could be wrongly configured? I could try posting some speedcap's of my realtek CP if you need. As I said in the OP, is already posted about the problem on their forums. No answer since then tho. By the way, what does RMA mean? I've heard it somewhere before. Not sure what you're...

I already spent too much into this and I'm really not interested in buying anything else. :(

Well my motherboard is not for haswell CPUs. I did try a really cheap sound card (Creative Sound Blaster 5.1 VX), but that also came out with really low volume (tho the quality was fine). I didn't want to use it because even my speakers were barely 'hearable' on volumes they used to be fine on...

And I thought I know about these things... So basically I need to try a headphone amplifier OR contact my motherboard's seller? Did I get it?

Hello everyone, I am here to hopefully solve this problem I keep having and it's killing me. I already googled to death about this problem but nothing came up even close to what I'm dealing with. Here's the longer story: I upgraded my PC, that includes a new motherboard, GPU, RAM and PSU...