Speakers for computer. Bookshelf vs Computer Speakers? - Tom's …
2011年2月13日 · Computer speakers on the other hand have the amp built in, all you would have to do is plug them into power and the computer. So there is the extra cost of the amp or receiver to consider. For overall audio quality you WILL get better sound from the bookshelf speakers but the amp will likely eat up most of your budget.
Connecting regular speakers to PC - Tom's Guide Forum
2015年5月30日 · So i connect my speakers to the amp, then connect one end of the 3.5mm to rca phono cable to the highlighted place in the picture and the end to my pc? and i should be all good to go right? EDIT: my pcs audio specs are these: • Realtek® ALC1150 Codec - 7.1-Channel High Definition Audio - Supports S/PDIF output
Connecting Speakers Directly to a Computer | Tom's Guide Forum
2005年1月17日 · speakers directly to your computer (ie: connect to the sound card). I have seen numerous posts that indicate you must connect the computer to the stereo, and not the speakers themselves (though the line-in, AUX, etc.. connections). But, I have a set of computer speakers that just connect directly to the output of the sound card.
Solved! Speakers buzzing and whining when moving mouse or …
2016年11月30日 · The buzzing and whining started instantly as I turned my PC on. It was not a 60hz hum but a high pitch whine that fluctuated continuously with a weird buzz in the background. It sounded like EMI or like radio interference. The noise would still be present even if my computer's volume was 0. I then started to experiment.
High pitched static sound from speakers | Tom's Guide Forum
2013年3月29日 · The speakers are connected using an RCA to 3.5mm cable to the rear audio output of the computer. I also have a set of headphones connected to the front audio output which I use when I don't feel like turning on the speakers, because I don't get the high pitched sound out of the headphones.
Solved! - 5.1 surround plays sound on all speakers instead of ...
2021年5月12日 · Hello, I have recently bough a Genius SW-HF 4800 5.1 surround sound system and I'm trying to get it to work on my Windows 10 PC. My motherboard is Asus H61M-K and it supports up to 7.1. The speakers are connected with 3 cables to the motherboard, center and subwoofer to mic (pink), front left...
Should I connect speakers to monitor or to PC? - Tom's Guide Forum
2024年9月11日 · The speakers on the monitor are not even anywhere close to audiophile quality. Let the NVIDIA HD audio driver do the job. It will pass a digital audio signal to the monitor speaker's pre-amp using the same cable as the video.
How to set up 4 different speakers on my PC? - Tom's Guide Forum
2013年12月11日 · Okay the PC will NOT power Speakers over the Audio jack, speakers need a external power source (cheapos use USB, normal ones you power with a outlet). Secondly if you removed a speaker from the woofer, more then likely you might have damaged the speaker as well (it wasnt' sold detachable was it?), so that is irrelevant.
Solved! Speakers buzz when connected/plugged into PC?
2014年6月2日 · So I get a buzz with my speakers. When my PC is on, when I move the mouse, or move a window, or play youtube, i get a buzz. And it's of varying frequencies and loudness. I have two Yamaha HS5's and a YSTFSW100 subwoofer connected to my Xonar dsx 7.1 sound card on my PC. This just gets worse when I use the onboard audio.
How to stop computer speaker buzzing? | Tom's Guide Forum
I bought the Logitech Z533 2.1 speakers and they produce a loud buzz. It seems to be coming from the subwoofer, as it makes a light buzzing sound the moment I plug it in the outlet. Once I turn them on, it makes the loud buzzing. My TV subwoofer doesn't have this problem, so …