X99S Gaming 9 AC sound question

I got a new headset and discovered that the sound on the mic seems to increase after I adjust it down.
And since I'm trying to keep the volum down, so background noices are less of a problem, so is that quite a dilema.
Sennheiser G4ME ONE, is the headset in question, but it should not be the headset, since it dont got any software with it.

Quote from: TZBC on 12-December-14, 11:29:39
I think it might be a problem, since it might have firmware or driver build inside...
Maybe, since the noice canceling works without a program, but I fail to see the reason for it to adjust the volum by itself.
Win 8.1 64bit
Realtek High Definition Audio Driver 6.0.1.7293
I adjust the volum straight in the settings.
Both front and back panel.
Havent noticed it with my other mic.

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Quote from: Svet on 12-November-14, 23:58:15
its probably because the render test doesn't handle or don't support SLI well and second card become back to idle
run something else apps., bench or games who support SLI well then check their modes
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Quote from: flobelix on 17-October-14, 22:19:50
You are now on thin ice vmanuelgm. This thread is not your personel "vmanuelgm is correct" thread but a tech support thread and support for the OP (not you) is offered.
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