Review on 🔧 GIGABYTE Z370 HD3 ATX Motherboard - Intel LGA1151, Z370 Chipset, M.2 Slot, Intel LAN, ALC892 Audio, HDMI by Micha Skolimowski ᠌

You can find many complaints about this problem on the forums. When you connect the speakers to the motherboard, they emit a background buzz, this is not so annoying, because. if the source file is loud, then you can turn the volume of the speakers to a minimum, and it is almost inaudible, but the trouble is with the headphones. Headphones always transmit this background buzz loudly enough, if you listen to music loudly, it’s not so noticeable, but if it’s quiet or in a game where sometimes only shots and steps are heard from the sounds, or just sit in the headphones without listening to anything, then the blood from the ears pouring . the case is far from isolated, the problem is not in the grounding of sockets, not in the system and not in the power supply, I don’t know what’s wrong with this product, maybe not high-quality soldering, or something else, but it’s simply impossible if this motherboard is your sound source. On the old Philips shp 2600, everything is not so bad, but they themselves are very quiet and mediocre, but when connected, for example, Sennheiser HD 559, the volume increases along with the buzzing, it’s simply unbearable