On Sat, 2003-08-09 at 18:45, Bob McClure Jr wrote: > Could it be the speakers? My wife bought a $50 Altec-Lansing 2.1 > speaker set from Staples, and less than a month later, the bass > speaker developed hum and no output. I could wiggle the cable from > the bass to the main, near the main speaker and it came and went. The > problem was not at the connector end. I took it back to Staples and > exchanged it for a similar set from Creative. Same price, more power. > And hopefully it will last longer. > > Cheers, no, it isn't the speakers (at least in my case), it's definately the chip on the motherboard. it's not specifically the AC'97 either-- I believe it relates more to the i810_audio chipset. at any rate, I have installed a Sound Blaster Live! Value card into my workstation, and disabled the i810 in the bios, and my sound works perfectly now. :) regards, J -- || Jeff MacDonald <jam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> || Web: <http://zoidtechnologies.com/> || GPG: 1024D/35172A42
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