Recent content by Smallfilou

Usually, your computer ships so that it switches automatically. Check this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCh9Eob0mNY

Well, it always depends on what you want to do with it. Check this review: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Asus-G750JW-Notebook.96316.0.html not exactly yours, but close enough, will give you hints about construction, screen, noise, keyboard...) If you use it as a gaming notebook and never...

In that case, especially is the fan noise is ireegular, rattling or else, you shall open up your computer and see if there is a dust buildup. Maybe you will have to change your fan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeMpofmHzoU but it looks difficult on your laptop: no direct access to fan... Good...

I believe something is wrong that is not software because reinstalling Windows should have solved it. Are you sure your processor fan works? Does it make the usual noise when the fan runs as the processor runs hot? Can you feel there is hot air coming out the vent as the fan works? Also...

Would it be possible that your computer uses something else (internal mic, other input...) as source for its Right signal for recording?

I do not remember there is a balance control on android devices. So I believe you got a problem with your headphones. Try another pair of headphones on that device.

Sennheiser HD588 open back if you do not need acoustic insulation. If you can affor, the HD600 is used by pro in the music industry and has got big subbass..

I put this in another post: I work in the music industry. So I would recommend Sennheiser HD800 I own and costs 1000 USD... Otherwize, for open back headphones, there is a wide range from AKG, Sennheiser, Grado which are optimized for home use and do not cancel noise from outside. The...

OK so the headphone output is standard... Nothing more you can do except open the thing up and see if something has moved, cracked or been disconnected around that plug. Alternatively buy yourself an external USB headphone-amp...

Now it seems more logical. Yes. So there is a problem with impedance of your Sennheiser as well... Give me make an model of your laptop so I can check your audio connectivity, see if an adapter can help you.

You would need another pair of headphones to start with. Have you tried how your Sennheiser work on another source?

Sorry! I did not get this is new!!! So no impedance problem there... Possible the connector on your laptop is getting tired...

OK something is interfeering with your speaker output inside your computer. Have you tried using another (front for example) output? You are using your motherboard aren't you, or you got a seperate audio card? Buzzes usually get better when you: - have better motherboards - have a better PSU...

No, I believe your Senheiser HD 449 has very low impedance (32Ohm) and is seen as a short circuit by your computer. I am not sure (you must check this) if your laptop has a connection that features microphone input built-in (4-pin to connect the same headphones you usually get with smartphone...

Maybe skype did work only because your microphone was used as a mono signal? Maybe the connection is bad to your computer, or the computer just has a mono microphone input so your stereo microphone's output of R channel is shorted? Because you do have a stereo microphone, or not?