Recent content by Matt Walter

don't take this apart. as it is such a cheap headset, just buy a new one.

sounds like it is broken i'm afraid. It may be possible to change out the amp circuits, however, without further explanation, it is difficult to diagnose further.

it sounds like the onboard sound card on your mobo is not working. as this is microelectronics, i would suggest a new motherboard, or an external sound card.

dont try DVI as there is no chance of that working. have you made sure you have set the monitor as the default speaker output? to do this, right click on the speaker icon on/in the tray, and select 'playback devices'. Then choose your monitor and click make default device. two other things - you...