Try plugging the headset into a different port. If you are using the front then try the back connection or vice versa. (tests to see if your port is the issue) also try using a different computer or other device such as ipod with a 3.5mm output to see if it occurs (tests if your pc is the issue or if its contained in the headset) wiggle the cord and see if that seems to make it crackle more or less (tests if its a loose wire or wire break) try turning the volume lower than your current limit or higher. Does it crackle more or less? (tests how bad the damage is to your headphones or if your soundcard is having issues) if none of the above turn out to be the culprits then you may have damage to the drivers in your headphones.

I've been having this weird audio problem somewhat related to CPU/GPU load with every audio device I've tried. Under moderate load, audio starts to crackle and pop, no matter what audio device I'm using. I've tried USB audio (Logitech G930) and on-board Realtek audio drivers, using them with Microsoft basic drivers or manufacturer supplied drivers. I have reinstalled Windows several times. I've also tried with Windows 7 (my current OS is Windows 10), and IIRC the problem persisted there. Weird thing is, that with Steam In-Home streaming to another computer, audio works just fine (on the client computer the audio is crystal clear, but on the sending computer the audio is cracking and popping). I've also tried the same by streaming audio to another computer using Voicemeeter/VBAN, but the problem persists there.

Aug 29, 2017. If you're hearing popping, crackling or static sound from your headphones or PC speakers, the problem could be outdated audio/sound driver. Update it to fix.

So I'm suspecting that Windows' audio handling does something weird (buffer underruns or something) and I've been trying to give audio processes/services higher priority, but without success. I've also updated the UEFI/BIOS.

My computers specs also shouldn't be a problem: • Intel i5-6600K • NVidia GTX 1070 (also tried with 550 Ti and 680) • 8 GB of RAM (Kingston HyperX Fury Black 2 x 4 GB (DDR4, 2666 MHz, CL15)) • Asus Z170-A (motherboard, with Realtek on-board audio) • Logitech G930 (USB wireless audio) Some people have found success by disabling possible audio enhancements or tweaking power settings, but I've tried those too. I have also disabled every audio device and tried them one by one, with Windows default basic drivers. Problem persists.

What could I possibly do next? Keep default settings (default buffer size) and select your best audio device as output A1 (giving the main stream): First try ASIO device or WDM/KS. Use MME device at the end if nothing works. Check you have no audio conflict (audio device not used twice by several apps). Think about installing last version (currently presented on vb-audio facebook/g+) Voicemeeter 2017 Version 2.0.3.2 / 1.0.5.2 (REBOOT after de-installation, REBOOT after installation). If the problem remains, you may contact vb-audio with a screenshot of your Voicemeeter and its system settings dialog box.

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