Subwoofer nvidia 660 - GPS

Sundeep B posted this July 2013 on the DELL.COM>Community>Support Forums>Desktop>Desktop General Hardware Forum

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The video cards mentioned by you should function properly, however, Dell has tested XPS 8700 only with following video cards :

• nVidia GeForce GTX 660 GTX 645 GTX 650Ti GTX 660
• AMD Radeon HD 7570 HD8870

I have the same issue. It started after the phase switch (0 degree or 180 degrees) broke. Light is green but no sound.

I don't see any reason it wouldn't be. Why do you ask?

Hi,I have the Jamo sub 660 and it won't come on,I took it to my technician,and he told me that it has a broken ic,the broblem is that he cannot replace it cause the number on it is scratched,does anyone know what the number is pls! Thanks in advance Joseph

Try www.radio-codes.com to see if they have it.

Yes you should be able to play on low graphics settings

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your only choice is to run the amplifier at a 4 ohm mono load - this will not reult in the amplifier making much power.
Positive on sub to Positive on amp.
Negative on sub to Negative on amp.
This is your only possibility.

Adding a second sub in the same fashion will result in a 2 ohm load, and your amplifier will run at its rated potential.

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You'll have to be more specific about your issue.

Hi Sainty,

this is just a shot in the dark, but have you attempted to play around with your sound driver's configuration? I'm unfamiliar with the newer Nforce stuff, but try looking around in the sound manager Nvidia uses. It sounds like it's been configured to swap speakers. (As an example, I'm using the realtek audio manager on an asus p5k-vm board myself, and the option shows up as "Swap Center/ Subwoofer Output" in my configuration.)