My rig has an Asus EX-B250-V7 motherboard, here's the link to the product
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/EX-B250-V7/overview/
Lately i've been hearing some static noise from the back headphone jack whenlistening to high pitch sound from the headphone, like some windows 10 effect sounds, and audio as a whole is a lot less loud. This only happen to the back headphone jack, as when i connect my headphone to the front jacks, it works just fine, and overall sounds are just louder and better. My house's eletricity system is not grounded, as that's not a very common thing in my country, but i did a DIY grounding on my PC, by connecting the chasis to a long nail hammered deep into the ground, which solves the whole electricity in my case thing, not sure if that's related.
Edit: Disabling Loudness Equalization got rid of the static noise when a high note is played, but the audio is very irritating then, also, the front headphone jacks on the case still works great, loudness equalization being either on or off. That's kinda weird, normally, the front jacks should be the faulty one, rather than the back jacks.
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/EX-B250-V7/overview/
Lately i've been hearing some static noise from the back headphone jack whenlistening to high pitch sound from the headphone, like some windows 10 effect sounds, and audio as a whole is a lot less loud. This only happen to the back headphone jack, as when i connect my headphone to the front jacks, it works just fine, and overall sounds are just louder and better. My house's eletricity system is not grounded, as that's not a very common thing in my country, but i did a DIY grounding on my PC, by connecting the chasis to a long nail hammered deep into the ground, which solves the whole electricity in my case thing, not sure if that's related.
Edit: Disabling Loudness Equalization got rid of the static noise when a high note is played, but the audio is very irritating then, also, the front headphone jacks on the case still works great, loudness equalization being either on or off. That's kinda weird, normally, the front jacks should be the faulty one, rather than the back jacks.