Not good audio from my PC ?

[BuzzKenway]

Soo.. I am far from my beloved Rig and I am here for 3 months here and using my old build 🙁 Specs :
C2D E7500
2 gigs RAM
Win 8.1 32-bit

I recently got Sony XB450 headphones . I can clearly here the bass and loud sound from other devices like Mp3 players mobiles etc ,
But when i tried all my jacks in my old build it does not sound good . feels so base and low sound

I had woofer plugged b4 and they did sound amazing .

Jack is pluged properly
Headphones are new
i have speaker stereo

What is it my drivers are also up to date .
Any solution suggestions are welcomed !

Thank you for reading !😀

 

[Samat]

Most likely reason is that the headphone amplifier on your mb isn't able to provide enough power to properly drive your headphones. The stereo speakers you have propably work just fine (they have their own amp built in right?). It's a problem with a lot of especially older motherboards. If the sound driver has a equalizer to set bass levels etc you might be able to try and play with those to make it better, but there's not much you can do if the onboard sound can't deliver the power I'm afraid.

 

[BuzzKenway]

Most likely reason is that the headphone amplifier on your mb isn't able to provide enough power to properly drive your headphones. The stereo speakers you have propably work just fine (they have their own amp built in right?). It's a problem with a lot of especially older motherboards. If the sound driver has a equalizer to set bass levels etc you might be able to try and play with those to make it better, but there's not much you can do if the onboard sound can't deliver the power I'm afraid.

Thank you so much , I need to live with my other stuff now .
Hope these months pass on soon

So anything I can do ? I don't rly think so .
my speaker has usb powered and my woffer had also a power output .

 

[BuzzKenway]

Most likely reason is that the headphone amplifier on your mb isn't able to provide enough power to properly drive your headphones. The stereo speakers you have propably work just fine (they have their own amp built in right?). It's a problem with a lot of especially older motherboards. If the sound driver has a equalizer to set bass levels etc you might be able to try and play with those to make it better, but there's not much you can do if the onboard sound can't deliver the power I'm afraid.

What if i change the power options to high performance instead of balanced option ?
Will this thing do ?Creative Sound Blaster Play!2

 

[Samat]

Don't think changing power settings would change anything, but yeah adding a usb sound card could be a solution

 

[BuzzKenway]

Don't think changing power settings would change anything, but yeah adding a usb sound card could be a solution

Thank you for your help and taking interest in this thread