To my dismay, motherboard manufacturers have done little since the first release in 2018 to eliminate or at least alleviate the serious drawbacks of a sound solution that is often installed very close to the graphics cards. On the contrary, the current layouts rarely keep up with the ever-increasing load peaks of current graphics cards and their “interference” on the overall system. Regardless of whether it’s the radiation of high-frequency waves or the influence via the power supply, it still chirps to the gods under load. In the meantime, I have published some more basics on the topic of onboard sound, including data sheets and more detailed explanations. I will now summarize all this for you again today, embed it and make it a bit clearer.