my microphone is way too quiet

[Admiral Ackbar™ [SUSPENDED]]

i got the steelseries arctis 3 and the same problem happened with a a pair of logitech headphones too. i have tried adjusting the levels, the boost, the default format tried trouble shooting and even tried the steelseries software but that doesnt even pick it up. it cant be the headset as it was the same for both so it has to be a setting or something.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Is this via 3.5mm jack or via USB?

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Originalmente postado por Bad 💀 Motha:

Is this via 3.5mm jack or via USB?

3.5mm and its on the back of my pc in the motherboard

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Then 3rd party software such as SteelSeries wouldn't find it, as it would need to be connected via usb for that to work. If connected via 3.5mm jack on Motherboard, then you are using that onboard audio to drive the connected device, such as Realtek.

Download and install the official audio driver from your motherboard maker to ensure Windows is providing all available audio options to you. As it will not do this if you are just using the OS generic hd audio built in driver.

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Originalmente postado por Bad 💀 Motha:

Then 3rd party software such as SteelSeries wouldn't find it, as it would need to be connected via usb for that to work. If connected via 3.5mm jack on Motherboard, then you are using that onboard audio to drive the connected device, such as Realtek.

Download and install the official audio driver from your motherboard maker to ensure Windows is providing all available audio options to you. As it will not do this if you are just using the OS generic hd audio built in driver.

ok i have done it and it seems to be way better, my friend can hear me with half the volume than before. thanks

[Dr. Papper]

Originalmente postado por Admiral Ackbar™:

Originalmente postado por Bad 💀 Motha:

Then 3rd party software such as SteelSeries wouldn't find it, as it would need to be connected via usb for that to work. If connected via 3.5mm jack on Motherboard, then you are using that onboard audio to drive the connected device, such as Realtek.

Download and install the official audio driver from your motherboard maker to ensure Windows is providing all available audio options to you. As it will not do this if you are just using the OS generic hd audio built in driver.

ok i have done it and it seems to be way better, my friend can hear me with half the volume than before. thanks

hey sorry for bring this up again, i just got the headset and same problem with you. How you download n install the audio driver from your motherboard, right now my option just realtek. Thanks

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Originalmente postado por Dr. Papper:

Originalmente postado por Admiral Ackbar™:

ok i have done it and it seems to be way better, my friend can hear me with half the volume than before. thanks

hey sorry for bring this up again, i just got the headset and same problem with you. How you download n install the audio driver from your motherboard, right now my option just realtek. Thanks

search up who made your motherboard (like asrock or msi) then go on their website and search for your model board. there should be an option to download drivers.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Is the headset 3.5mm analog jack, or is it USB?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Originalmente postado por Admiral Ackbar™:

Originalmente postado por Dr. Papper:

hey sorry for bring this up again, i just got the headset and same problem with you. How you download n install the audio driver from your motherboard, right now my option just realtek. Thanks

search up who made your motherboard (like asrock or msi) then go on their website and search for your model board. there should be an option to download drivers.

No, just go get the HD Audio driver from Realtek.com

[Admiral Ackbar™ [SUSPENDED]]

Originalmente postado por Bad 💀 Motha:

Originalmente postado por Admiral Ackbar™:

search up who made your motherboard (like asrock or msi) then go on their website and search for your model board. there should be an option to download drivers.

No, just go get the HD Audio driver from Realtek.com

either way it works