Recent content by SanderV

Okay, MisterSprinkles, I just need to say my first reaction was like that too, it seemed like he was jumping to a conclusion too quickly, but he is trying to help me now. And I have searched on google for my problem a lot, but couldn't find the topic you just linked. The noise that guy describes...

I didn't try it yet, but since this is an easy task of course, I tried it. Unfortunately, my front USB-buses are both USB 3.0. The driver does not immediately crash, but when I listened to the DAC plugged in the front USB-bus it didn't get rid of the statics, or made it any less, unfortunately.

Yes I have. When I did I found out my DAC does not support USB 3.0 so the driver would regularly crash.

Since I don't have this problem when I hook it op to my laptop, and when I put my headphones in the DAC the noise is also there (which eliminates the speakers as the problem) the only other thing this DAC is hooked up to is my PC. So it must come from my PC.

Wait did you mean I should buy a different soundcard? Because I don't see why.. The soundcard I bought from Focusright works like a dream and I need it to record all of my instruments. It is not even mounted in my PC, because it's an external one. Also, I do not have a PCI-e soundcard in my PC...

Okay, well at least that gives me some kind of clarity. What can I do to solve my problem, then?

Hello [i]everyone, I sure hope you guys can help me! I've had some trouble with my PC for the last couple of months. When I hook up my USB-Soundcard (Focusrite Scarlett 18i8) I get a real strange CPU-crackling sound. I have tried muting all my outputs, making changes in BIOS and I tried...