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Old 09-29-2009, 02:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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a few days after i Overclocked my processor i've noticed the HD audio shuts off intermittently, and i have to reset my computer. I am running the Audio off of my HD 4850 video card via HDMI and it connects to my Philips 32" LCD HDTV. i go into control panel and click on the sound properties and it doesnt show it as plugged in. I have to reset my computer then it's able to play sound on my tv...could this be because a faulty Video card driver? or something that has to do with me overclocking?
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sorry i was in a rush when i posted that and my information and grammar are horrible!

I have a HDTV that i use as my monitor. It's connected to my HD4850 via HDMI cable. Through this i am able to get sound from my tv. every so often there is no sound, so i go into the control panel and check the sound properties. It shows that i have my speakers plugged in (regular headphones that i plug into my speaker jack on the motherboard) and it shows the HDMI device as an option, but it says it's not plugged in. The only way i found to remedy this would be to reset my computer, which i wish i didn't have to . this started happening about 2 days after i overclocked my computer, at the same time i added a heat sink and the side case fan had to be moved lower and is now in front of the video card blowing air in.
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