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Experience strange sound bursts during file downloads.

Experience strange sound bursts during file downloads.

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omniclean
Member
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04-08-2022, 07:36 AM
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To put it simply, when I first set up my PC, everything ran smoothly with the RTX 3050 and an Intel i5 10400. Over time, I upgraded to newer components like the RTX 3080 and a 11900KF, which improved performance but introduced some audio issues during downloads. After fixing driver problems on Windows 10, it worked better, but now it’s happening again after about a year. It still pops occasionally when downloading files, though it’s mostly fine otherwise. I’ve tried reinstalling drivers, but nothing seems to help.
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omniclean
04-08-2022, 07:36 AM #1

To put it simply, when I first set up my PC, everything ran smoothly with the RTX 3050 and an Intel i5 10400. Over time, I upgraded to newer components like the RTX 3080 and a 11900KF, which improved performance but introduced some audio issues during downloads. After fixing driver problems on Windows 10, it worked better, but now it’s happening again after about a year. It still pops occasionally when downloading files, though it’s mostly fine otherwise. I’ve tried reinstalling drivers, but nothing seems to help.

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ColeCreeper99
Junior Member
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04-10-2022, 09:12 PM
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Could there be some interference affecting your PC's WiFi antenna? It’s unclear if this is feasible, but I resolved the issue by connecting all audio devices through adapters rather than the AUX ports. After that, I upgraded my headphones and now only need one for speakers, though USB-enabled ones also work well. If your headphones or speakers use a wired AUX connection, you might try an alternative.
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ColeCreeper99
04-10-2022, 09:12 PM #2

Could there be some interference affecting your PC's WiFi antenna? It’s unclear if this is feasible, but I resolved the issue by connecting all audio devices through adapters rather than the AUX ports. After that, I upgraded my headphones and now only need one for speakers, though USB-enabled ones also work well. If your headphones or speakers use a wired AUX connection, you might try an alternative.