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When audio is output through the HDMI port of the graphics card, the audio is processed by the graphics card, not the motherboard.
Here’s how it works:
Audio source: The operating system (e.g., Windows) sends audio data to the audio device associated with the graphics card’s HDMI output. This is typically listed in the system as something like “NVIDIA High Definition Audio” or “AMD HDMI Output,” depending on the GPU manufacturer.
Audio transport: The graphics card has its own audio processing hardware, which takes the digital audio signal and encodes it into the HDMI stream along with the video signal.
Motherboard role: The motherboard is not directly involved in processing or transporting this audio signal. However, the CPU and system memory might still handle the application-level processing (e.g., decoding audio streams), but the actual delivery to HDMI is done via the GPU.
Summary:
Audio is processed by the graphics card when using its HDMI output.
The motherboard audio chipset is bypassed in this scenario.
Let me know if you want to see how to configure this or check if HDMI audio is enabled properly in your system. |
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