[DybbukAtroxic]

I have all the needed drivers installed...so I think. I installed the ones that came on the mobo cd and I do actually get audio coming from my speakers but it breaks up A LOT. I thought it was because of Intel Audio Studio program constantly doing testing on anything I try to play...testing with the ports that is. So I removed the program and the same thing keeps happening so I have no clue what is going on.

My case has an audio port on the front of it as well as the main one on the back. I noticed what was happening with the audio studio program as it kept jumping from the back port to the front port over and over at random intervals.

So to test I unplugged my speakers from the back port and plugged them into the front port and there is no breaking at all BUT it only works on one speaker that way. I don't want to use the front port of course I was just testing. Anyway, is there a way to deactivate the front port inside the BIOS or Windows or do I have to disconnect the wire itself? I dont want to do that because I am pretty sure it is just one wire to run all my front ports...USB, audio, etc...

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Some motherboards have jumpers on the motherboard to jump the front audoi ports when not in use. Others don't have this.

http://global.aopen..../frontaudio.htm

http://www.planetamd...A...ost&id=4028

http://developer.int...lc/lc_confg.htm

This should give you an idea on what to look for.

SRX660

[SRX660]

Some motherboards have jumpers on the motherboard to jump the front audoi ports when not in use. Others don't have this.

http://global.aopen..../frontaudio.htm

http://www.planetamd...A...ost&id=4028

http://developer.int...lc/lc_confg.htm

This should give you an idea on what to look for.

SRX660