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Dec 10, 2024
just a suggestion, update the drivers for the onboard audio, a while back i noticed my mothers laptop was having volume issues with headphones...windows update replaced the realtek driver with one from the update server.....as soon as it rebooted with the latest realtek driver.....easily 3x as loud at the same setting..(wtff?)
I would suggest you consider an O2dac/amp it would allow you to use the optical out on your board to feed the amp that would just be used for your headphones.
another option would be something like the FIIO E17 that works as a usb soundcard(dac) and amp.
EDIT: installing new drivers did indeed help the volume! Thanks!
and yeah, honestly today, unless your doing audio production, a quality motherboards audio should cover your needs, gigabyte asrock or asus tend to all do a good job at making their audio decent, hell even biostar did a good job last time i owned one of their lower end boards(actually rmaa tested better then my buddy's top end asus at the time...everybody was shocked as my board was over 200bucks cheaper then his...hehe
anyway, glad it helped updating drivers yourself makes a huge, NEVER let windows update drivers.