Sound conflicts with video card

I have the 845GLMS/GVMS series MS-6754 Motherboard and I have having some major conflicts between my GeForce FX 5200 PCI 256 MB video card and any sound that I run off the card -whether it be the AC97 sound off the board or my installed Create Audigy LS PCI card or my Create Soundblaster USB device. What happens is that if I run a game like Doom 3 - with any audio enabled, the FPS slows down to 5-8 BUT if I turn all sound off, it goes up to 30-40 FPS and this is also true with other games. I have all the latest drivers and the BIOS is as up to date as Live Update will let it. What should I do??? HELP!!!!

change the sound card to another pci slot..
BTW which slot is the vid card in, it should be in the first available from the top..

Similar Messages

Sound conflict with video

my 694D Pro AIR has an internal audio. I installed an additional SB Live sound card but after that the motherboard doesn't recognize my video card anymore.
I put it in different PCI slot, disable my sound card from the bios but still Beep-beep-beep
Anybody has this type of problem and know how to fix it please help. THANKS!!!

If the bios has this option then enable "assign IRQ to VGA"
Make sure all the resources are set to auto as well.
Did you try to see if it works with another VGA card and the SB or update the bios in case it will resolve the conflict ?

Problems with video card in CS4

I'm having what I think is video problems since I switched to CS4. No problems with CS3 before, or any other programs except CS4, now. Frequent apparent redraws leave remnants on screen, panels move back and forth, etc.
I have a Dell Precision 490 with 4gb ram and a nVidia Quadra fx 550 with 128 megs of ram. Open GL is enabled. I have loaded all the latest nVidia drivers.
If this sounds like a video card problem, can anyone recommend a good, not too expensive card? I don't play any games, just use the machine for PS. ID and Flash mostly.
Thanks in advance.
Jon

I am having the same problem with CS3 and CS4. Any luck on fixing your problem?
Thanks
andy
[email protected]

H67A-G43 (B3) - Windows 7 64-bit Install issues with Video Card(s)

Specs
Case - CoolerMaster CMP 350 w/500 Watt PSU
Motherboard - MSI H67A-G43 (B3)
Processor - Intel i7-2600
Memory - 16GB (4x4GB) DDR3 1333
Hard Drive - Western Digital Caviar Green 1TB SATA 2
Video - *multiple cards tested
Issue
OS Installation
Video Card - ASUS HD 7850 DirectCUII - Computer POSTs, begins to load Windows 7 setup, freezes on the Windows 7 installer background.
Video Card - GeForce 9300 GE - Computer POSTs, begins to load Windows 7 setup, freezes on the Windows 7 installer background.
Video Card - MSI N430 GT - Computer does not POST.
Video Card - Integrated - Computer boots and completes install of Windows 7 64-bit. Install all drivers, update BIOS to current version. Attempt to boot with video cards listed above with new BIOS, same issues. (First two hang on Windows logo, 3rd no POST.)
Attempted Resolutions
As stated, I have tried 3 different video cards, as well as 2 motherboards, both of them MSI H67A-G43(B3).
We have ordered 2 other new motherboards (one ASUS, one Gigabyte) because we need to get this built for the customer ASAP. However, we have previously used the H67A-G43 boards with no issues. We would like to be able to use these motherboards on future builds. What possible solutions are there for these issues?

Quote from: HU16E on 20-April-12, 03:32:27
Tried a battery removed CMOS clear and reset after the UEFI/BIOS update? Tested with another PSU? Tried with just one RAM stick in the primary dimm slot, or with just two sticks?
Results
1 Stick DDR3 - Freezes in "Starting Windows" screen when video card (HD 7850) installed. Still works correctly with Integrated.
1 Stick DDR3 + swapping out CoolerMaster 500 Watt PSU for "Power" 500 Watt PSU - Freezes in "Starting Windows" screen with video card. Using Integrated video, works correctly.
This is on an unflashed H67A-G43 (B3) new out of the box.

I had a problem with imac screen going black. apple store diagnosed prob with video card which they replaced. Brought it home, turned it on (have done this 4 times) it starts up, wheel turns, there is a long bar at bottom which fills up, then it turns off

I had a problem with imac screen going black. apple store diagnosed prob with video card which they replaced. Brought it home, turned it on (have done this 4 times) it starts up, wheel turns, there is a long bar at bottom which fills up, then it turns off

Apple guarantees their work, take it back.

PCI port problems with video card

I have been running 2 video cards (ati 9800pro and 7500) fine for about 2 months now. Over the weekend I came home to find the monitor with my second card garbled with black lines running up and down the screen, shifting left and right. Also, there was a problem with my promise controller (had a question mark next to it in device manager) I reinstalled that and it works fine now. My second card continues to give me problems though. Device manager picks it up and says that my card is working fine but in display settings my card does not show up. I believe it a problem with the motherboard as I have tried 2 nvidia cards with the same result. It is also not related to windows as if I change the boot config to load my second card first (pci) the black lines/wavy picture loads up with the msi screen and in the bios setup as well (totally unreadable). I've also made sure that my monitor is working fine. Any suggestions???? Thanks.
Ian

Well to tell you the truth, I don't like the sound of this ...especially since you said that you tried another card, and had the same result....Well I would first go into the BIOS and on the PNP/PCI page, check the Clear NVRAM to enabled..As this will reset all the PNP devices...See if that works ...Have you tried to switch the AGP/PCI initiation sequence in the BIOS? back and forth?...You can also see if there are any IRQ conflicts.(but you probaly did this allready)...You can also try to increase the PCI latency, If it is set to 32 go up to 64 and try...Do you have any other PCI cards with problems?...Have you tried a different PCI slot?.....Well maybee another member or moderator has some advice ...Let us know.....Sean REILLY875

PCI USB2 Controller card conflicts with network card

I've installed a PCI USB2 controller card since my motherboard (IWill K266-R) only has support for USB1. However, the card seems to conflict with one of my network cards, because traffic on the internet-connected NIC is very slow, and often drops completely. Traffic to and from the other (local) NIC seems to work fine, though.
I have tried moving around all three cards in different PCI slots, I think I've tested almost every possible combination by now. I've also tried disabling as much as possible in BIOS, such as onboard sound, serial and parallel ports etc. I've tried lowering the FSB.
For now, I've removed the controller card, and is using the USB1 ports on the motherboard instead. This is very frustrating, though.
Does anyone have any suggestion on what I can try next? I've browsed forums, both this and others, but I haven't found any more hints on what to try. Could there be some setting in Arch that could affect these sorts of things?

"I guess the ATA100 card will work fine correct?"
If you mean large drive support, it may provide that or may require a firmware update to do so. You should check the manufacturer's web site for specifics. All ATA-133 cards do provide 48-bit LBA for large drive support. I'd return the Ultra ATA-66 card to the eBay seller, although many refuse to pay for return shipping, even when the mistake is their own, either through ignorance or deliberate misrepresentation. In cases such as this, it's sometimes more cost-effective to swallow the loss and keep the incorrect part.
"Will adding a jumper apply for a ATA100 card as well? I'll need a blue and gray ribbon correct?"
If you use an 80-conductor ribbon cable with color-keyed connectors, set the drive configuration jumper to CS and connect the drives to the cable as you wish (in terms of physical placement in the computer). If the ribbon cable doesn't have color-keyed connectors, set the jumper for the device connected to the end connector as Master and the drive (if any) connected to the middle connector as Slave.

NO SOUND AFTER INSTALLING VIDEO CARD

i just recently install a new video card (ati radeon hd 4670) and now there is no sound the computer dianostics says the speakers are working, the lines are right and when i check the speakers its saying they r working. the headphone and mic are not working either. when i take out the new grafics card, the sound comes back again plz help! my computer- pavilion m8000n

Have HP computer put in new video card but no sound. HDMI ability but now have no sound. Monitor does not have HDMI capability. Cannot find BIOS settings in computer. I have windows 7. No update drivers that I can get so can't delete the driver.
Have looked on control panel to find something with BIOS settings but cannot locate. Computer says no speakers or headphones plugged in when they are. Can someone please help me? Thanks

May have a problem with video card

Hi, I recently purchased my HP Pavilion 500-205t back in September. I haven't replaced anything in it yet. I'm not sure if I really should. I recently discovered that I am unable to watch videos on Youtube. It may sound silly to ask but I've tried everything I could think of to maybe fix my problem (updating flash, java, accepting cookies, clearing cache, restarted computer, tried a different browser, changed video quality, etc). I even made sure my graphics device was up to date on my computer. Nothing works! Is it because I actually need a video card? I assumed the computer actually came with it's own decent video card. I don't know if it's even my graphic card that's the problem. I obviously know nothing about computers so please I need your help!

Hello @camaya08,
I understand that you are having issues with your HP Pavilion 500-205t Desktop PC when watching YouTube videos. I would be happy to assist you, but first I would encourage you to post which operating system you are using. And whether your operating system is 32-bit or 64-bit as with this I can provide you with accurate information.
Which Windows operating system am I running?
Is the Windows Version on My Computer 32-bit or 64-bit?
As well if you could describe what happens when you try to watch the YouTube video that would help as well.
Please re-post with the requested information and I would be happy to provide you with assistance. Thank you for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!
Please click the "Thumbs Up" on the bottom right of this post to say thank you if you appreciate the support I provide!
Also be sure to mark my post as “Accept as Solution" if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others who face the same challenge find the same solution.
Dunidar
I work on behalf of HP
Find out a bit more about me by checking out my profile!
"Customers don’t expect you to be perfect. They do expect you to fix things when they go wrong." ~ Donald Porter

No sound after upgrading video card on Pavilion Slimline?

Note: Solution follows this post.
I submit this due to the fact that I could not find a suitable resolution for this problem in these forums. Hopefully someone else can receive some benefit from it.
I just upgraded my video card in my Pavilion Slimline to an PCI-E ATI 4650. After the upgrade I get no sound whatsoever from the Realtek HD sound (onboard). In checking the property sheet of the soundcard, I can see that the Realtek device is set to use HDMI output. This is fine except for the fact that HDMI is not being used. I am using the Analog plug on the rear of the soundcard.
Windows 7 x86
4G Ram
ASUS TV Tuner
ATI 4650 PCI-E Video

The resolution that worked for me is as follows:
1.) Open device manager and disable any other installed audio devices. (For me this was the ATI HDMI audio device that is installed with the ATI Video Card and also the Audio device used by the ASUS TV Tuner I have)
2.) With only the Realtek Audio device enabled, reboot. Be ready to press F10 to get into your BIOS setup options.
3.) Within your BIOS find the settings for your onboard Audio device. Change that setting from "Auto" to "Enabled". Save your changes and reboot. (This step may or may not be necessary but is included here as a precautionary measure just in case.)
Upon reboot your sound should be working properly. (Mine was)
4.) Now go back into Device Manager/Audio properties and "Enable" the devices you disabled earlier. Check to make sure sound is still working afterwards. If all is still working, reboot and check it again just to be sure.

Mainboard msi 9105 with video card vtdr 256 fx 5600

I don't succeed in understanding the motive for which replacing my old video card with the msi vtdr 256 fx 5600 creates me many problems among which:
in it explores resources it emulates a controller scsi??
a peripheral cd rom??
what kind of conflict is it? didn't I have any kind of problem, that I can do before???
when ago the boot the mouse doesn't stir if I press again ago the reset switch the boot and the mouse it stirs

Quote from: badboy2k on 03-May-15, 21:22:59
>>Posting Guide<< <-- can you read and list your parts used here?
Without above done, hard to say what I think.

Hp m8430f won't boot with video card

I have a HP Pavilion Media Center m8430f Desktop PC.
One day on startup my acer flat screen wont show bios or anything.
If I remove the 8500 gt and use integrated graphics, it works fine with my old crt monitor and I’m actually using it to write this.
If I insert the 8500 gt, however, my lcd monitor gets no signal and I hear no OS sounds indicating that windows is loading up or anything even though the video card works in another computer and I've replaced the motherboard.
I've tried pretty much everything I can think of, and I'd really appreciate it if you guys could give me some ideas on what to try next.
IPIBL-LB (Benicia) motherboard
Intell core 2 quad Q6600 2.4 GHz
nvidia ge force 8500 gt
Integrated graphics intell gma 3100
tv tuner card
Modem card
4 Gig DDR2 ram
Steps I've taken
Video card and monitor tested and work in another PC
Reset bios with jumper
Removed ram tried one at time .
Removed all cards and tied that.
Replaced power supply
Tried all above again.
Updated bios
Replaced motherboard and put it all back together

The 500w is definitely sufficient and this is such an odd issue. It doesn't make since. We've tested parts in other machines and even replaced parts yet the same problem holds true.
With the video card inserted does the computer boot at all? Do you hear fans turn on lights, anything or is it just dead?
I'm wondering if we should try to get the computer down to as basic as we need it.
1 stick of RAM,
video card
processor
Disconnect hard drive, CD ROM. and see if it boots with just the basics plugged in.
After that I'll admit that I'd be throwing darts in testing things to see if there is something that sticks. Something like trying something else in the PCI slot besides a video card to see if it stops the system from booting.
If I have helped you in any way click the Kudos button to say Thanks.
The community works together, click Accept as Solution on the post that solves your issue for other members of the community to benefit from the solution.
- Friendship is magical.

G505 problems with video cards.

Lenovo G505, 59-419907, AMD A6-5200, AMD Radeon R5 M230
I suffer second day. I downloaded a lot of different drivers.
several times reinstalled windows 8.1.
after installing windows in my Device Manager, there is a Standard VGA Graphics Adapter and unknown video device
when I try to install vga drivers from the Lenovo site, or from the AMD site, both graphics card become with the error icon
- Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)
Catalyst does not see the video card with an error
if I'm disable in the BIOS a discrete video card everything is OK.
as soon as I'm in the BIOS to turn on an external video card in the device manager both cards an error.
I tried to put the first driver on the onboard video card and then on the outside. nothing helps.
please help me before I killed myself.

Hi,
I have a same problem, I bought g505 (bios 3.00) but the wifi not work after few days. I think upgrade the bios, but on the official website was 2.04 version (i not understand, because i have 3.00, i think "downgrade" it), now my bios is 2.04 but the switchable graphics not work, only other option (i not remember it, maybe UMA) work, and I can't finde the 3.00 bios.
Thank for the answer, and sorry my English
Laslie

A705w-Trying to Play Call of Duty 2, error with video card

i get the error message that i dont have the right video card and that the computer hasn't initialized right.
Can i go out and buy another graphics card that will support the game? or should i just buy i new computer. I'd rather just get a graphics card instead of spending a lot of money on a new computer. I went to the website www.canirunit.com which did let me know if my computer was capable of running COD 2, it said that the CPU speed wasn't fast enough and that my graphics card wasn't good enough.
let me know what i should do!

Thanks Jack Black, but I'm afraid the problem is that my Display Driver is not compatible with DirectX 9.0c. The Call of Duty 2 game installs in my computer the Directx 9.0c application, so I do not need to download the program from Microsoft website. However, in spite of having the Directx 9.0c installed in my laptop, it still does not run because I guess the Display driver should be compatible with the new version of DirectX.

Help with Video Card Install on Solaris 8

I have a video card with nvidia4 chipset. After installing solaris 8 on my system I get a screen that is too big to fit on the monitor, so I have to scroll down to see everything. Plus it displays 16 colors. I tried to install the FreeBSD drivers that are availble on the nvidia site but could not run "make" command. Anyone know how to solve this?

There are two options:
1. Install the latest Solaris 8 x86 video driver patch109401-14
available at:
http://sunsolve.sun.com/pub-cgi/show.pl?target=patches/xprod-Solaris_x86IntelDrivers&nav=pub-patches
This may add native support for your nvidia chipset. If it doesn't,
then you have the option to try the new VESA driver which is
included with this patch as well - the VESA driver is supposed to work
on all cards that have the necessary VESA support bios routines.
2. Install the "Solaris XFree86 Video Drivers and Porting Kit"
http://soldc.sun.com/developer/support/driver/tools/video/video-index.html
It adds support for many video cards by using XFree 4.2.0 video
driver modules. It also includes another variant of the VESA driver.

Sound conflicts with video card

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for