[Solved] Oddest hardware issue I've ever heard

My cousin loaned me his Creative Fata1ity headset to see how comfortable they are with glasses on (and they are pretty comfy)
BUT
with them plugged into the 3.5mm front audio jack my pc crashes, blue screen and reboots (hardware issue). This happens no more than 10 minutes into anything using sound - like gaming, and is easly duplicatable (just plug them in LoL) I even returned everything back to stock settings.

The fix: switch back to my old Logitech's and no more crashes at all.

I haven't used Creative stuff in many years, not since I found out what lousy customer support they really have but I wouldn't think headphones would/could cause BSoD's ever.

Has anyone else ever ran into this?
All I can think of is there is something in the impedance causing this or somekind of feedback being sent back up the line.

Haf 932 case
AMD 1055T currently at stock normally runs at 3.8ghz.
Gigabyte 890fx gd 01 motherbd
16gb corsair ram
2x 1tb 7200 rpm samasung f3's in raid 0
2x 320gb 7200 rpm seagates in raid 0
1x 2tb wd 5400 rpm

Agree that is odd! They work fine on his computer?

that is odd... even with some feedback going on it shouldn't harm anything but your system speakers, and even then if your using headphones... youre not using the speakers. lol

I killed an old 865 chipset board plugging in headphones to the front panel audio jack. Static electricity killed it but the Southbridge had known issues with that happening.

Thats about all it could be; the output jacks are just sending a signal over; the headset should have no effect whatsoever.

definitely something to do with the front HD audio jack detection and these headphones. I notice that often it will not show the "You've plugged headphones in" message and I can expect a crash shortly thereafter.