[SOLVED] Can you make Logitech 350 use onboard sound card?

[tcolvin98]

So I got a set of Logitech G350 only to find out the soundcard on my motherboard has better audio quality.
Is there a way to make them use my onboard card instead?

Set up
Asus Rog Strix X-570 Gaming motherboard
Ryzen 7 3800 x Processer
2 Cerberus 1070Tis
64 gb gskill trident z royal Ram

 

[Crowii]

I'm assuming you mean the Logitech G35? Pretty sure the answer is no, I doubt it has an analog to digital converter built in, in case you were thinking of using a USB to 3.5mm jack adapter to make the plug fit.

 

[tcolvin98]

I'm assuming you mean the Logitech G35? Pretty sure the answer is no, I doubt it has an analog to digital converter built in, in case you were thinking of using a USB to 3.5mm jack adapter to make the plug fit.

I'm not sure they're called G350 in ghub but its the usb sub and two speaker combo the sub has a 3.5mm in the back but im not sure if i run one to my motherboard if that'll work

 

[Crowii]

I'm not sure they're called G350 in ghub but its the usb sub and two speaker combo the sub has a 3.5mm in the back but im not sure if i run one to my motherboard if that'll work

As far as I can tell, there's never been a Logitech G350. Now that we know it's a 2.1 set, which they have multiple of, probably worth it to find out which one it is. Usually written on the back of the sub. Just stick it in the aux jacks on the back and see if it works, usually the green ringed one, from the L-out on your motherboard, if your speakers are self-powered.

 

[tcolvin98]

As far as I can tell, there's never been a Logitech G350. Now that we know it's a 2.1 set, which they have multiple of, probably worth it to find out which one it is. Usually written on the back of the sub. Just stick it in the aux jacks on the back and see if it works, usually the green ringed one, from the L-out on your motherboard, if your speakers are self-powered.

My bad man sorry for the confusion is the G560 thought i was typing it right off one number. Yeah i guess my best bet is to just run the cable and see if it works

 

[Crowii]

My bad man sorry for the confusion is the G560 thought i was typing it right off one number. Yeah i guess my best bet is to just run the cable and see if it works

Should work just fine with the G560. Whether the sound quality is better or not; you will have to take your own listen.

 

[tcolvin98]

Should work just fine with the G560. Whether the sound quality is better or not; you will have to take your own listen.

One last quick thing would i use the USB connection and the 3.5 or do away with the usb connection?

 

[Crowii]

One last quick thing would i use the USB connection and the 3.5 or do away with the usb connection?

Pretty sure you simply don't use the USB connection and just connect the 3.5 jack, although obviously no RGB control then. Might be able to do USB for RGB control, and AUX for sound? You will have to play around and see what works and what doesn't. If just their documentation was as fat as their profit margins for that speaker set

 

[tcolvin98]

Pretty sure you simply don't use the USB connection and just connect the 3.5 jack, although obviously no RGB control then. Might be able to do USB for RGB control, and AUX for sound? You will have to play around and see what works and what doesn't. If just their documentation was as fat as their profit margins for that speaker set

Yeahhhh i feel that, kinda regret this set but its alright thanks for the help i'll just play around with it thanks for the help!

 

[hang-the-9]

So I got a set of Logitech G350 only to find out the soundcard on my motherboard has better audio quality.
Is there a way to make them use my onboard card instead?

Set up
Asus Rog Strix X-570 Gaming motherboard
Ryzen 7 3800 x Processer
2 Cerberus 1070Tis
64 gb gskill trident z royal Ram

Yeahhhh i feel that, kinda regret this set but its alright thanks for the help i'll just play around with it thanks for the help!

This does not totally make sense, if you did not know how to connect the speakers to the motherboard soundcard how did you find out it has better audio quality? For you to compare the sound quality you must actually hook them up to listen.

As far as regretting getting it, don't, they are still a good sounding set of speakers, more money that some others in that quality but that is the extra you pay for the lighting and software.