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New update: I've recently noticed that on playing games around 2-3 hrs continuously somehow hot air from my RTX 3090 reaches directly over the front audio i/o circuitry on the motherboard which causes massive hissing/popping noise through the right earpiece generally when no audio is playing...

How could I rule out whether it is a software bug or faulty audio...??? plz, guide me...

I recently contacted Asus service they told me that they will only replace my mobo box to box if it is within 7 days from the date of purchase otherwise they will exchange with another mobo which is used by someone but submitted within the warranty period due to some issue {the repaired ones}...

I installed windows 10 & 11 tried different versions of audio driver updated/downgraded BIOS but still no luck. in my country, ASUS tech support is talk like noobs, they keep on transferring calls and mails but didn't try to understand what I'm trying to say. I Get good quality audio if I select...

My Mobo is pretty new you can find specs below https://rog.asus.com/in/motherboards/rog-crosshair/rog-crosshair-viii-dark-hero-model/spec I don't know if Mobo has different or same amp circuitry...

I've tested when pc is idle not under any load I have just replaced HD audio cable with shielded ones it completely removed emi noise. But on selecting certain bit/sample rates causes the problem... 16/24/32bit above 48khz causes loud hissing only from front I/o right headphone, left channel is...

I have recently assembled pc with same Mobo rog viii dark hero x570 windows 11 ed. But on selecting audio bit/sample rates anything above 48khz cause constant hissing sound only from front panel right channel headphone audio (white noise really very annoying like in old school TV when no channel...