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- MB bought used [ now i think that what the reason seller sold] - no warranty - latest BIOS Thank you all for the help: - i will not fix this except i will gonna be using USB DAC soon

Ok: 1. Mono audio file played on the iPhone to the Headphones - OK, so this basic test prove that Headphones works and mono audio file is mono. 2. Using this mono file on the 1stPC - right is louder, 2ndPC - OK. 3. To rule out the Human variable i record speaker output from the 1stPC on...

Ok: - 1stPC is broken audio one, 2ndPC tested audio OK - 1stPC Mono sound recorded from the speaker output on the 2ndPC line-in get right channel volume higher. - Same thing with a Linux - But in the system all seems ok, and captured Stereo Mix [ speaker sound before it goes to...

Yes, i know - via HDMI audio should be balanced/unchanged, but getting exact fraction of right volume level higher as with speaker output. Now looking at USB DACs to completely be done with on-board audio. Sound on iPhone 4 [ used for testing/comparison] sounds much better than my PC audio.

Yes, i think motherboard is done, but can't wrup my head about how is audio over HDMI get same "right channel shift" when onboard audio disabled in bios Will be buying Sourd Card, and considering building new system now.

To compare on the 2nd PC all test mono/stereo sounds is playing good, so can it be that problem is somewhere in the codec chip when sound get doceded it become broken ? Gonna later try capture mono sound via line-in on the 1st PC.

Yes, for itself in the system all seems OK, All volume sets are in balance [ i checked each of one on Playback, Recording] Capturing mono sound in that system is gonna be mono, but when sound goes out to the headphones/speakers it's "shiftet to the right".

Now i affraid that even if i install Sound Card it will not fix the problem.

Another portion of Strange: - Mono sound -> via HDMI to Monitor -> Stereo Jack to Stereo Line In of the 2nd PC -> Audacity Stereo Capture: Shifted To The Right. So how the mono sound that goes digitaly to monitor stereo out get broken.

Ok, it's Strange - and i think it's a hardware, but not sure how to locate exact point of problem. So i will try to give you more details: - onboard has rare basic output and i connected front HD Audio [ tried without - same thing] and both give same sound levels: - not a cable or connectors...

Yes, exactly that latest drivers are installed, but as i proved that this is not a Win10 issue, it's looks like hardware problem since under Linux Exact same stable shift to the right. And it's not just it sounds louder, but it's sounds like angle of sound shifted since lowering the Right...

Brief: - notice that all audio sound a bit shifted to the right. - to be sure that is not just in my head i made an audio capture of the output and source mono sound was recorded with Right channel 9-14% more according to the left. - to make sure that this is not a Win10 problem i booted to...