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| Staticy laptop sound by E. L. Koba 12/09/2007, 1:43pm PST | ||||
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| I'm getting a lot of static coming out of my laptop (Asus G2SA4 w/ Vista) speakers & headphones - especially if there is a lot of bass. It seems to go away if I'm running on battery power, but that might just be my imagination. Is it possible that shitty quality power could cause that (running off 220 from a big ass diesel generator here)? Would a proper quality surge protector help?
Alternative theory: there is tons of RF around me too. I've got the wireless directional antenna pointed directly over my shipping container/house to the tower. Also there are about a billion antenna's of all sorts basically across the road. But, again - seems to go away when running off battery. And yah, already updated my drivers and tried fucking around with all the setting turning on/off all the enhancements and whatnot. |
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Staticy laptop sound by 12/09/2007, 1:43pm PST  I am not an engineer. by 12/09/2007, 3:00pm PST Winner! by 12/10/2007, 11:37am PST Re: Winner! by 12/10/2007, 6:18pm PST Generally running a computer off a home generator is never recommended NT by 12/10/2007, 6:22pm PST Loser :( by 12/13/2007, 12:34pm PST Re: Loser :( by 12/13/2007, 2:17pm PST Sounds like there is a block sine wave inverter instead of a PURE sine wave inve NT by 12/13/2007, 5:43pm PST Fixed by 12/14/2007, 10:22am PST |
