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Ok, so my sound card used to work. But now for some reason it is not. I checked the levels with alsamixer, and tried to change some settings with my default sound, but with no luck. When I run sudo lspci |grep -i audio I get
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Are you planning to use both cards? If not, you could disable the onboard card in the bios. If so, have a look at the alsa wiki for configuring multiple cards.
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