Hello,
I have an ASUS ROG Strix Z390-E, and like most motherboards, I have a Line In input. With my setup, I actually have my game consoles hooked up to a HDMI switch that goes to my ASUS monitor, which has an audio output. Using a stereo cable, I have connected that audio output to the line in on my motherboard. This allows me to listen to my game consoles using my PC headphones. It's a pretty sweet setup
Anyways, I have noticed some issues.
Is there a better alternative? Maybe a sound card or USB device that is intended to bring in my audio to my PC and hear it?
Thanks!
I have an ASUS ROG Strix Z390-E, and like most motherboards, I have a Line In input. With my setup, I actually have my game consoles hooked up to a HDMI switch that goes to my ASUS monitor, which has an audio output. Using a stereo cable, I have connected that audio output to the line in on my motherboard. This allows me to listen to my game consoles using my PC headphones. It's a pretty sweet setup
Anyways, I have noticed some issues.
- There seems to be a low buzzing noise. If I raise the audio, the game audio and buzzing noise increase.
- I noticed that in Animal Crossing on Switch, the music sounds fine but when I talk to the villagers, their audio is very low. Almost non-existent.
Is there a better alternative? Maybe a sound card or USB device that is intended to bring in my audio to my PC and hear it?
Thanks!
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