Robaye
Occasional Visitor
Hi..
I am getting sound static on my Cambridge PC speakers as soon as I plug in the network cable to the PC from powerline. Got new Belkin surge protector with noise filtration, didn't seem to help much.
Usually does not seem to impact headphones, interestingly.
Tried both motherboard sound and a sound card, same result. No static, though with wireless or direct connect to my Asus router. I tried swapping the powerline devices on the wall plugs, no difference.
TP Link TL-PA8030P. Gigabyte motherboard. Wonder if a power filter would work, but I don't want to spend a hundred plus bucks if don't have to. (Presume the power filter would replace the surge protector.)
http://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/categ.../av-power-filters/av-power-filters/_/N-rnvwz7
Putting Ferrite Choke Cores on cables seemed to make no difference as well.
Wonder if a different brand of powerline product would have same problem..
I am getting sound static on my Cambridge PC speakers as soon as I plug in the network cable to the PC from powerline. Got new Belkin surge protector with noise filtration, didn't seem to help much.
Usually does not seem to impact headphones, interestingly.
Tried both motherboard sound and a sound card, same result. No static, though with wireless or direct connect to my Asus router. I tried swapping the powerline devices on the wall plugs, no difference.
TP Link TL-PA8030P. Gigabyte motherboard. Wonder if a power filter would work, but I don't want to spend a hundred plus bucks if don't have to. (Presume the power filter would replace the surge protector.)
http://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/categ.../av-power-filters/av-power-filters/_/N-rnvwz7
Putting Ferrite Choke Cores on cables seemed to make no difference as well.
Wonder if a different brand of powerline product would have same problem..
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