Speakers for computer. Bookshelf vs Computer Speakers? - Tom's …
0. 19,010. Jun 28, 2013. #3. Yes, the bookshelf speakers will need amplified audio which means, yes, you will need an amp or receiver to connect the computer and speakers to. Computer speakers on the other hand have the amp built in, all you would have to do is plug them into power and the computer.
Connecting Speakers Directly to a Computer - Tom's Guide Forum
Jan 17, 2005 · stereo. > > speakers directly to your computer (ie: connect to the sound card). >. > Your speakers will have an impedance of 4-18 Ohms (probably 8), and. the. > output of the PC is designed for probably 10000 Ohms. This means in. > short (and I am simplifying) Yes, you are, to the point of being wrong.
Solved! - 5.1 surround plays sound on all speakers instead of ...
284. 124,800. May 17, 2021. Solution. #2. If you are playing stereo sources, it will play from left/right speakers. However that system may have a "play on all speakers" option to just play everything from all speakers all the time, surround or stereo. Read the manual.
Solved! Speakers buzzing and whining when moving mouse or …
Jul 22, 2015 · The buzzing and whining started instantly as I turned my PC on. It was not a 60hz hum but a high pitch whine that fluctuated continuously with a weird buzz in the background. It sounded like EMI or like radio interference. The noise would still be present even if my computer's volume was 0. I then started to experiment.
Logitech speakers not detected by PC - Tom's Guide Forum
Aug 6, 2017 · The speakers were labeled Realtek something in the list. I went to device manager, and looked at sound devices. It said the speakers weren't working because the registry was corrupted. I right clicked and chose to uninstall the speaker and its drivers. Then I used ccleaner to correct registry errors.
Solved! Computer speaker replacement for Dell A525 2.1 - Tom's …
4. 35,260. Nov 29, 2018. Solution. #3. Load couple of tunes on your phone, and go to a place which sells computer speakers. Find a set which looks "promising", connect your phone, and judge for yourselves. How much to spend depends entirely on you. And don't believe what manufacturers put as RMS - a look at power supply (or power requirements ...
Solved! Speakers buzz when connected/plugged into PC?
Dec 11, 2018. #1. So I get a buzz with my speakers. When my PC is on, when I move the mouse, or move a window, or play youtube, i get a buzz. And it's of varying frequencies and loudness. I have two Yamaha HS5's and a YSTFSW100 subwoofer connected to my Xonar dsx 7.1 sound card on my PC. This just gets worse when I use the onboard audio.
Should I connect speakers to monitor or to PC? - Tom's Guide Forum
Jul 3, 2017 · Let the NVIDIA HD audio driver do the job. It will pass a digital audio signal to the monitor speaker's pre-amp using the same cable as the video. Using the Realtek driver and an extra 3.5mm stereo jack cable will send an analog audio signal to the monitor speaker's pre-amp.
Connecting regular speakers to PC - Tom's Guide Forum
May 30, 2015 · That would work, as you just need something for amplification. After that it depends on what kind of inputs are on the back of that receiver / amplifier. Usually they are RCA so you just need a 3.5mm to RCA converter. The 3.5mm would go to the PC output, the RCAs to the receiver. Usually I can find these adapter locally for a few dollars.
How to set up 4 different speakers on my PC? - Tom's Guide Forum
Dec 11, 2013 · Many makers realized people had more then TWO speakers, and then started to make multiple outputs on the Audio, so there was the OUTPUT port (Blue), the Headphone port (Green), and the Mic port (Red/Pink). Some went full 7.1 so they included more output ports (Yellow, etc.) for the rest of the connections.