Chukkzter
10-28-2010, 05:13 AM
When I bought my PC in summer this year a good friend gifted me Fuel which was on sale by that time to see what my computer can do... due to the integrated videochip it behaved quite poorly and I never played it much. Now I have a new Videocard (HD 4350, its not much but its a huge leap for me) and tried it out again and it actually runs nicely except for one very annoying thing which isn't fixed with this.
When I play I noticed crackles like the volume peaking for a split second. Imagine it like an old FM radio where you rapidly change the stations and you get loud fragments of something. WHen I turn both music and sfx to 0 this effect still exists, as if the volume peaks for a short moment.
This is very annoying as I usually have my system volume to the max on my headphones and just turn down the volume on applications when they are too loud. Anyone know a solution for this? Windows XP user, Athlon II X3 2.9 Ghz, Radeon HD 4350.
When I play I noticed crackles like the volume peaking for a split second. Imagine it like an old FM radio where you rapidly change the stations and you get loud fragments of something. WHen I turn both music and sfx to 0 this effect still exists, as if the volume peaks for a short moment.
This is very annoying as I usually have my system volume to the max on my headphones and just turn down the volume on applications when they are too loud. Anyone know a solution for this? Windows XP user, Athlon II X3 2.9 Ghz, Radeon HD 4350.