Post: <font face="Verdana,Arial,sans-serif" size="2"><b>Reply to this message</b></font>: I don't think the AMD rx480 isn't the problem .... by Bones

Original Message: I don't think the AMD rx480 isn't the problem ....
If your video card were giving off interference then you'd be getting it on other programs as well. I'm thinking that the most likely culprit is your sound drivers, and I'd guess that you're using on-board sound. If your sound circuits are on your motherboard, you're using the most recent sound drivers, and you're not using a laptop, then consider getting a sound card. They're cheap, reliable, and work better than on-board sound.

Original Message: I don't think the AMD rx480 isn't the problem ....

If your video card were giving off interference then you'd be getting it on other programs as well. I'm thinking that the most likely culprit is your sound drivers, and I'd guess that you're using on-board sound.

If your sound circuits *are* on your motherboard, you're using the most recent sound drivers, *and* you're not using a laptop, then consider getting a sound card. They're cheap, reliable, and work better than on-board sound.

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