Pretty much… all the audio ports front and back are broken and the case won’t go back on because it’s bent. This happened a month or two ago… I still haven’t thrown it out but only because I haven’t gotten to it.
It was an i3 10th gen. Now I’ve replaced it with a i5 6th gen which can’t run Windows 11 so I’m running Windows 10 on my main machine now.
I have two other desktops and a laptop… one desktop has Windows 10 also and one has Debian 13, and the laptop has Windows 11.
The other desktop is better… i7 7th gen but my better video card doesn’t work in it so it’s in the 6th gen i5.
The 6th gen i5 has a RX 6400 and the i7 7th gen has a GT 1030.
I hate this RX 6400 in a way… it doesn’t seem to have any VGA hardware, so the whole boot process isn’t shown until (if) a graphical display mode is set like the login screen of Windows 10 (that’s the first thing I see…)
EDIT: There’s a glitch caused by one of the broken audio ports, so audio doesn’t work at all. It’s like a device keeping getting plugged and unplugged or something… sound will play for like 10 milliseconds or whatever and then the audio stream will stop. In Windows Media Player if I click play over and over, it sort of plays the song, screwed up.