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Your options are either using the the rear jack, which is the only proper audio connection available by standard on your motherboard.Or by getting an external DAC/Amp, which is wat I use, that way you get great audio no matter the device you're connected to and the connections are easy to reach.There's nothing to solve, your front panel audio is performing as expected, with most hardware combinations you're more likely to get audio issues than clean audio. Nothing is faulty about your setup.
Your options are either using the the rear jack, which is the only proper audio connection available by standard on your motherboard.
Or by getting an external DAC/Amp, which is wat I use, that way you get great audio no matter the device you're connected to and the connections are easy to reach.
There's nothing to solve, your front panel audio is performing as expected, with most hardware combinations you're more likely to get audio issues than clean audio. Nothing is faulty about your setup.
