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Razer Seiren Mini - Static noise

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Hi everyone, Juste bought a Razer Seiren Mini condenser mic and when I plug it in my laptop I get a huge static/white noise coming from it. What do you think I should do ? - Already uninstalled/reinstalled Realtek drivers - Plugged it into my laptop and PS4 with the same results. I don't have a desktop PC on hand though. Thanks for your feedback, piatruss
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    It's a fairly common USB issue with motherboards providing power. How I got round this was luckily I had a USB hub on my monitor that can then connect to the motherboard & only sends data via USB to the motherboard. It doesn't have any static after that. So other words get a power USB hub & this should rule out any issues... Hope this helps!
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    • ericpgod
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    • June 22, 2021
    i had the same problem and it was because of my modem, the closer the mic got to the modem the louder it got. maybe you can try getting it a little further and the popping sound goes away
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    Try plugging it into both USB.2 and USB.3 it might solve the problem, if you don't know where your USB.2 and .3 are just search it up on google.
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    • xNick_O
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    • May 2, 2021
    piatruss
    Hi everyone, Juste bought a Razer Seiren Mini condenser mic and when I plug it in my laptop I get a huge static/white noise coming from it. What do you think I should do ? - Already uninstalled/reinstalled Realtek drivers - Plugged it into my laptop and PS4 with the same results. I don't have a desktop PC on hand though. Thanks for your feedback, piatruss
    I got my mic on March 10th and now today, May 1st THIS STARTED HAPPENING TO ME TOO! An annoying loud static mic sound...
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    • xNick_O
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    • May 2, 2021
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    It's a fairly common USB issue with motherboards providing power. How I got round this was luckily I had a USB hub on my monitor that can then connect to the motherboard & only sends data via USB to the motherboard. It doesn't have any static after that. So other words get a power USB hub & this should rule out any issues... Hope this helps!
    I have a USB hub on my corsair mousepad, should I try that?
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    • gasaw23
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    • August 27, 2021
    I want to improve my seize card. I actually have 1440p display and I surprise if that resoultion could be supported page through Ripsaw? I learnt that in Elgato HD60s+ you could most effective pick among Full HD or 4K.
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    get ur modem or router away from ur mic. It fixed my problem.
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    • Rasqee
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    • November 5, 2021
    I went into sound devices then the properties of my mic and changed output level to 50% instead of 100% and it worked
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    Well, it could be due to faulty hardware. You can use an audio hub or converter to plug in your mic and see if gives the same error or not. I think the issue is not with the audio drivers, but with the hardware itself.
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