Realtek, Windows 7 64bit Crackle/static/popping

lelos · 09 Jul 2013

i did a rollback the audio drivers now i have to wait 2 days to see if the problem comes back

ICIT2LOL · 09 Jul 2013

Does that mean you cannot use the machine for two days??

lelos · 09 Jul 2013

ICit2lol said:

Does that mean you cannot use the machine for two days??

that means i wont notice the sound artifacts/crackling until 2-3 days pass:P

when i restart my computer its fine for 2-3 days.

ICIT2LOL · 09 Jul 2013

Well lelos that really smacks of something or some component breaking down with time.
Have you still got the old GPU as the problem as you say started with the new card going in and I am thinking it might be worth try it again or try the on board graphics if the problem doesn't recur the card is suspect eh?

By the by did you ever try the memtest??

lelos · 09 Jul 2013

i havent run memtest since i added 8gb extra ram, i dont have a usb flash to run memtest can i do it through windows?
well the card i think its working fine i bought it first and then after a week i updated all drivers and the problems started.

i dont have also my old card to try it

lelos · 09 Jul 2013

but one more thing also with a latency monitor report the usbport.sys cause these spikes as u can see in the screenshot in first thread

ICIT2LOL · 09 Jul 2013

mate burn the memtest to a disk (CD) I find it easier to boot from :)

lelos · 16 Jul 2013

my problem is fixed what i did was usb driver reset and usb power state reset

ICIT2LOL · 16 Jul 2013

Well done at least it was something relatively simple:)

tks95747 · 24 Dec 2013

Funny, I had the exact same popping/crackling noise problem with my computer, but I found out it was my Wireless Network Adapter that was causing my problem.