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Shawntron
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Oct 28, 09 at 9:00pm
Windows 7 sound quality?

Hey guys, just reformatted and loaded windows 7 64bit full. Everything seemed fine until i logged on to world of warcraft a joined a battle ground in which many people are in a very close vacinity casting many spells, so there are a lot of sounds all at once. The sound quality during these times are very bad, i would describe it as crunchy, crackly, and just overall poor. It seems only when lots of things are going on at once though, cus i can listen to songs at full volume and everything is fine. I believe I have up to date drivers. And i didnt have this problem with XP. i have a Creative x-fi sound blaster xtremegamer sound card btw. Thank you for any help on this subject!
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