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Problem with MSI B650M gaming and audio output.

Problem with MSI B650M gaming and audio output.

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Vman_2_1_7
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07-21-2021, 01:51 PM
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Hello! I recently purchased a new PC with an MSI B650M gaming plus Wi-Fi chipset, but I'm experiencing an unusual audio problem. When connecting my stereo system through the rear line-out speaker port, I initially only heard buzzing and couldn't clearly hear the sound. It felt like a system failure—audio disappeared completely even though the device was powered on. After replacing the cable, things improved slightly, but whenever audio plays, the issue returns instantly when I turn it off. A friend's speakers gave the same result, confirming the problem isn't just with my setup. I've tested using different ports and even tried using headphones, but the noise persists. I checked settings in Windows 11 and noticed some changes, but I'm unsure what's causing this. I've heard others on Windows 11 report similar issues, possibly linked to the motherboard. All drivers came from the official MSI website. Please see the attached specs for reference: Ryzen 5 7500F, MSI B650M gaming plus Wi-Fi, Corsair Vengeance Dimm Kit, 32GB NVMe SSD, etc. If you want, I can increase the volume to help you notice the noise more clearly.
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Vman_2_1_7
07-21-2021, 01:51 PM #1

Hello! I recently purchased a new PC with an MSI B650M gaming plus Wi-Fi chipset, but I'm experiencing an unusual audio problem. When connecting my stereo system through the rear line-out speaker port, I initially only heard buzzing and couldn't clearly hear the sound. It felt like a system failure—audio disappeared completely even though the device was powered on. After replacing the cable, things improved slightly, but whenever audio plays, the issue returns instantly when I turn it off. A friend's speakers gave the same result, confirming the problem isn't just with my setup. I've tested using different ports and even tried using headphones, but the noise persists. I checked settings in Windows 11 and noticed some changes, but I'm unsure what's causing this. I've heard others on Windows 11 report similar issues, possibly linked to the motherboard. All drivers came from the official MSI website. Please see the attached specs for reference: Ryzen 5 7500F, MSI B650M gaming plus Wi-Fi, Corsair Vengeance Dimm Kit, 32GB NVMe SSD, etc. If you want, I can increase the volume to help you notice the noise more clearly.