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It is probably a compatibilaty issue since it is a portable mic that you connect via USB, same story with your old mic. Connect it via headphone jack or optical directly to you sound card or to the front panel headphonejack (if it's connected to the sound card).
USB devices have their own codec/driver; they never use your "Sound Card"
If you intend to use Speakers, first you need a high quality directional Mic
Some games have issues when using 24bit
IF you do not want to hear yourself talking:
- Right click volume icon in task bar.
- Select "Recording Devices"
- Select your microphone.
- Select "Properties"
In one of the tabs you will see the option to "Listen to this Device". I'm not sure if that was your question, but if it is, that will do away with that.
However the Mic volume in Playback might be on. Mute that.
I was listening to my voice on purpose.
Just go into Playback volume settings and un-mute Mic and adjust that volume.