Question My speakers are at full volume but sound very quiet.

[Steve Geisel]

I have a gigabyte x470 ultra gaming 7. And when I have my Logitech Z623 speakers plugged into the back 3.5mm audio jack they sound really quiet turned up to full volume. Now this problem just started recently. Like the speakers worked perfectly fine a few days ago then all of a sudden they started doing this. when I plug the audio jack into the front of my tower they work fine. I'm not sure whats going on.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

they sound really quiet turned up to full volume

are you just using the volume knob on the speakers
or also have the volume level within the OS set to 100%?

 

[Steve Geisel]

I have everything turned all the way up. Just to test it out I even plugged my audio cable into my headset cord which is a usb and it worked perfectly. idk what the deal is. heres a picture of what I did (what works) Picutre of speakers connected to usb headset dongle

are you just using the volume knob on the speakers
or also have the volume level within the OS set to 100%?

 

[ssbaraskar99]

I have a gigabyte x470 ultra gaming 7. And when I have my Logitech Z623 speakers plugged into the back 3.5mm audio jack they sound really quiet turned up to full volume. Now this problem just started recently. Like the speakers worked perfectly fine a few days ago then all of a sudden they started doing this. when I plug the audio jack into the front of my tower they work fine. I'm not sure whats going on.

Have you tried to connect speakers directly into the motherboard Green Port below ?
Try connecting your headphones, into motherboard green port below & check if audio is proper ?
Just check that if you have changed any audio profile for speaker or Volume in the sound settings?

 

[Steve Geisel]

yeah, thats what I did originally and thats when they dont work

Have you tried to connect speakers directly into the motherboard Green Port below ?
Try connecting your headphones, into motherboard green port below & check if audio is proper ?
Just check that if you have changed any audio profile for speaker or Volume in the sound settings?

 

[ssbaraskar99]

yeah, thats what I did originally and thats when they dont work

Did headphones in that port worked?

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

i would guess that you have some audio effects installed and enabled or that this audio port isn't configured correctly.

with the speakers plugged into the green rear I/O stereo port;
show screenshots of the Sound settings for this motherboard output device.

linking your images here from IMGUR allows viewing here on the thread so others don't have to chase your images to another site.

 

[ssbaraskar99]

I have a gigabyte x470 ultra gaming 7. And when I have my Logitech Z623 speakers plugged into the back 3.5mm audio jack they sound really quiet turned up to full volume. Now this problem just started recently. Like the speakers worked perfectly fine a few days ago then all of a sudden they started doing this. when I plug the audio jack into the front of my tower they work fine. I'm not sure whats going on.

Test them on other machine,
Connect it to Green Colored port on motherboard, no lose connection.
Don't forget to check if power cable is properly connected.
Check if those cables are in good condition,
not pulled.

 

[Steve Geisel]

Test them on other machine,
Connect it to Green Colored port on motherboard, no lose connection.
Don't forget to check if power cable is properly connected.
Check if those cables are in good condition,
not pulled.

I tested them on my wifes computer and they work perfectly. I know I have everything hooked up and connected properly.

 

[ssbaraskar99]

I tested them on my wifes computer and they work perfectly. I know I have everything hooked up and connected properly.

Did you checked that if any software on your machine is causing this issue ?

 

[Steve Geisel]

Did you checked that if any software on your machine is causing this issue ?
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never installed any software that would do it just to the back ports. i'm wondering if its just going bad or something idk

 

[dudio]

Do what JohnBonhamsGhost suggested.
It's possible the green audio port is configured to do something else