audio makes me game lagg.

[jordikok]

when i go to Start/control panel/device manager/sound/disable soundcard, so i have no sound the lagg is gone. :S

 

[Thorsen]

Type in Device Manager in the start menu search bar and look for the sound card like this

 

[Thorsen]

when i go to Start/control panel/device manager/sound/disable soundcard, so i have no sound the lagg is gone. :S

you still have sound though in the game from the onboard right?

 

[petko131]

How do i do this ?

I would rather remove the card from the pc, then disabling it...

1. Shut down the pc
2. unplug all cables from the back side (follow the cable from your speakers to the back side of the pc and locate the sound card- the cable is inserted in to the card )
3. open the pc lid
4. look at the card you located earlier
5. unscrew the tiny screw that holds the card in place (Don't loose the screw!!!)
6. pull out the card vertical up (the case must be laying on a flat surface and on its side)
7. place the lid back on the case,
8. plug back all the cables in and I would recommend you to plug in your headphones (if you have them) on the front side panel
9. start your pc and post back !

 

[petko131]

Did you try playing on headphones connected directly from the front panel? That way you don't play sound from the realtek sound card, but you play it from the integrated one?
Thorsen, please correct me if I'm wrong

 

[jordikok]

when i go to Start/control panel/device manager/sound/disable soundcard, so i have no sound the lagg is gone. :S

you still have sound though in the game from the onboard right?

No, when i disable them i dont have sound ingame.

 

[jordikok]

Did you try playing on headphones connected directly from the front panel? That way you don't play sound from the realtek sound card, but you play it from the integrated one?
Thorsen, please correct me if I'm wrong

Yes i also tried that but still get laggspikes, and removing the audio card, its a onboard card i think

 

[Richardc269]

Did you try playing on headphones connected directly from the front panel? That way you don't play sound from the realtek sound card, but you play it from the integrated one?
Thorsen, please correct me if I'm wrong

Yes i also tried that but still get laggspikes, and removing the audio card, its a onboard card i think

I think they were confused and thought you have 2 sound cards installed?

 

[jordikok]

uhm, well yesterday i disabled the onboard soundcard i think in BIOS, right now this is the one i got 69838c56dd0f53b5fe1918e656d9995a.png

 

[Thorsen]

I think I was confused by terminology used. Do you only have an integrated sound on mobo or so you have a separate card that is plugged into the mobo like the graphics card.through the pci slot?

 

[jordikok]

I think I was confused by terminology used. Do you only have an integrated sound on mobo or so you have a separate card that is plugged into the mobo like the graphics card.through the pci slot?

I realy dont know how can i see it? sorry im new to this

 

[jordikok]

Okay, i made a small video of how it looks like, 05012013185 - YouTube

 

[Thorsen]

from that, you are using the onboard sound. and you don't have a sound card installed below your graphics card.

disabling the on-board sound, you will not have sound and would be the same as just not using sound in-game so that doesn't solve your problem.

Not sure where to go from here.

 

[Thorsen]

Looks like your mobo has a different driver on their site. I would uninstall the one you have and install the VIA driver here: ASRock > N68-VS3 FX Edit wrong mobo
This is your mobo right? it is listed in your "My system specs". I would double check with CPUID to see what it says your mainboard is... http://www.cpuid.com/

 

[Solarstarshines]

Well you are lagging because your PSU isn't strong enough why this wasn't mention before is beyond me

420w can't power a 500w card with a whole system running there lies your issue better PSU better stability case closed

 

[petko131]

I over-viewed that

 

[Thorsen]

Well you are lagging because your PSU isn't strong enough why this wasn't mention before is beyond me

420w can't power a 500w card with a whole system running there lies your issue better PSU better stability case closed

Good catch. that would definitely cause some problems. I don't know if this will free up enough power, but a good test would be to disconnect anything that is not essential like the DVD drive and see if the problems still occur.

I over-viewed that

same here

 

[mmkarimi]

Well you are lagging because your PSU isn't strong enough why this wasn't mention before is beyond me

420w can't power a 500w card with a whole system running there lies your issue better PSU better stability case closed

perfect, i didnt look that way

 

[petko131]

Good catch. that would definitely cause some problems. I don't know if this will free up enough power, but a good test would be to disconnect anything that is not essential like the DVD drive and see if the problems still occur.

As Thorsen said, Shut down, unplug the DVD drive (it's @ the top right corner of your case when you open it).
Also disconnect any CASE FANS (NOT THE CPU FAN!!!) in order to "save power for the rest of the system"...

 

[jordikok]

Okay! i'll unplug the dvd drive and test it again.