Weird buzzing sound when scrolling.

Whenever I have the sound turned up high and scroll a webpage theres a weird electronic sound buzzing that comes from the speakers. Also if I minimize and then maximize a window I can hear it then too. Right now I got a sb live value with z-640's. The mobo is a K8N Neo FSR.

I've heard of this before on other motherboards. I think the fix was to go into sound properties and mute MIC, INPUT, or some other device. I forget which you have to mute, but this was one possible fix.

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Hello,
Everytime I connect my power-connector to my powerbook, i get a buzzing sound, which sounds like something is being written to the hard drive. When I dont have the power-connector connected, the computer buzzing vanishes. Has anyone else experienced this? Does the battery really have to charge that loudly?
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I'm not an electrical expert so someone may be able to corroborate my words above, but in better terms. For instance, the reason why the 65W works with the 12-inch PowerBook is that even though it supplies more power, the 12-inch can only receive 45W. On the 15-inch and 17-inch models, it needs 65W, so using a 45W "strains" the AC adapter because it is trying to draw more "power" (the 65W) it needs from a weaker plug. Thus the buzzing noise.
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