HDMI Audio outputs a regular uncompressed 2 or 5.1 or 7.1 channels mixed by Windows audio driver. It does not encode anything unless you use Dolby Atmos speaker setup. You may get DTS, or Dolby or AC3 encoded sound from corresponding files (unless the player decodes them into 5.1 etc).
By some...
That download site is pure cancer in Chrome without adblock. Yes, I tried that and got your exact result - viruses, popups, some other trash instead of the intended file.
I'll join the previous poster... It is you problem. In Firefox with uBlock Origin megaup generates the following download link
https://f46.megaup.net/ee27T/AAFSBXFiMB5Setup.exe?download_token=19c53e494f8b0e654abfbbc9827b43fcc2b3010a50b7e6d660c755d0e39792a0
Windows Defender blocks it because it...
As far I as I know there's only one x670e board that has four >=Gen4 PCIe slots and that is Asrock X670E PG Lightning.
It has x16 size slots with Gen5 x16, Gen4 x4, Gen4 x1 (from chipset) and x1 size slot with Gen4 x1 (chipset) which is useless as it is too close to GPU and would block its fans...
Well, this is a silly discussion. For DDR4 Samsung b-die was all the rage, for DDR5 is Samsung chips are meh and Hynix takes the crown.
Ten years ago Asrock boards were very budget, now for AM5 they are one of the best.
As for X670E, 99% of people do not need those overpriced boards. B650 ATX...
5.1 output from a sound card to the receiver via optical can only be done using compressed encoding like DDL or DTS. HDMI Audio is a full uncompressed output without any analog distortions.
What you may lose is the audio 'enhancements' done by Creative software, but that's been outdated for like...
What is asked is a silly thing.
HDMI Audio thru a video card results in a 2nd monitor. So there are options to deal with that
1) Duplicate it with the primary display. Would not be good as the refresh rate is limited by what the receiver can do, usually 60Hz.
2) Get a second monitor for...