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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: jellywine on September 18, 2016, 02:03:16 pm
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My microphone volume is very low on both front and rear panel. Does anyone know how to fix this? Also does this motherboard support conference mode on realtek audio manager? I can't find it.
Things I have already tried which all of them don't work at all:
- Boost mic volume and adjust mic volume to 100%
- change format quality
PS. My friend fix this problem by use conference mode on realtek audio manager.
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My microphone volume is very low on both front and rear panel. Does anyone know how to fix this? Also does this motherboard support conference mode on realtek audio manager? I can't find it.
Things I have already tried which all of them don't work at all:
- Boost mic volume and adjust mic volume to 100%
- change format quality
PS. My friend fix this problem by use conference mode on realtek audio manager.
Hi,
It would be helpful if you could give us more background about your system.
New or existing build?
OS?
Have you changed anything recently?
It worked previous, or it never worked?
Are you sure the mic works. (tested elsewhere)?
During troubleshooting, I would suggest using the pink connector on the rear audio panel. There are several places (too many) actually to adjust the input and output volume of audio devices these days. Windows Sound Properties, the sound chips own Control Panel, etc. Unless there is a problem with the hardware or faulty mic, this behavior is often caused by a conflicting setting on one of the audio properties configuration. Equally important is the FP Audio connector to the header on the MB and selecting the correct correct type of audio AC'97 or HD audio in BIOS depending on what your case supports. Here are some general places to look:
(http://i.imgur.com/i55XyvF.png)
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I am using Windows10 with Gigabyte z170x gaming3. I didn't modify any setting except adjust sound volume for mic to 100 and boost for 30 dB. My mic works fine if I put it really close to my mouth (less than 5 cm). In addition, I also faceing this problem for other mics too. For connector and bios setting, I am busy right now. If I have time, I will check it. But I think it's possible to fix it without touching those things.
Thanks for replying me. Sorry for my bad English.