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01-18-2017 06:01 PM #1New ROGer Array
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[ASUS Strix Raid PRO] Noise in left channel when running games
So i recently bought a new sound card, replacing my older Xonar DX.
Im having issues with noise in the left channel when running games. It sounds like 50hz is leaking through to the sound card but i got no idea to be honest.
I got my headphones hooked to the Box and my active speakers connected to the sound card and i get the same noise in both.
Tried switching the soundcard from the lowest PCI-e connector to the one above to see if that would help (further away from PSU) but didnt seem to do anything.
Any help?
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02-16-2017 06:00 AM #2New ROGer Array
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I have just the same with my new Strix Soar. Looks like it's some isolation problem.
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04-07-2017 10:34 AM #3ROG Guru: Orange Belt Array
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Did you guys fix the issue ? found the problem ?
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05-04-2017 02:52 PM #4New ROGer Array
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Hello.
I have same problem. Try to use Ferrite Rings to power cables Sound Card and Video Card. In ferrite rings it is better to make loops. This helps me.
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05-20-2017 09:45 AM #5ROG Member Array
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I have the same problem and that solution of magnets has not worked for me. I will arrange warranty with the store to see if I send a new card or repair the one I have.
Originally Posted by 0wn3d
Hello.
I have same problem. Try to use Ferrite Rings to power cables Sound Card and Video Card. In ferrite rings it is better to make loops. This helps me.
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02-05-2019 09:47 PM #6ROG Member Array
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Any solution found?
EDIT
I fixed it via placing it further away from the grafic cardLast edited by alx00; 02-07-2019 at 05:18 PM.
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07-16-2019 05:03 PM #7ROG Enthusiast Array bogsha PC Specs
bogsha PC Specs Motherboard ASUS Rampage VI Extreme Processor Intel i9 7980XE Memory (part number) GSkill TridentZ 32GB 3200MHz Graphics Card #1 Zotac RTX 2080Ti AMP! Sound Card ASUS Strix Raid DLX Monitor BenQ ZOWIE XL2735 Storage #1 Samsung 950 Pro Storage #2 Samsung 2x 970 Pro SoftRAID 0 CPU Cooler BeQuiet Silent Loop 360 Case Cooler Master C700P Power Supply Corsair AX1600 Keyboard Logitech G810 Mouse Logitech G502 Headset ASTRO A50 Mouse Pad ASUS GM50 Headset/Speakers Teufel 5.1 THX OS Win 10 64bit
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It is true... the power surges off the video card trigger a hum in the speakers.... isolate the sound card from other high voltage cards
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12-15-2020 05:42 PM #8New ROGer Array
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I have the same problem
I have the same problem!
So this ' incredible' card with a signal to nois ratio of 124dB can't even be used in a PC?
Unbelievable that Asus can promote this 124dB while they are not even able to isolate their power supply. Very ashaming... And no real solution, at least nog for me, I can't change the card to another PCI-E
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