K7N2 sound problem

hello.
I have a serious problem with my MSI K7N2-L mobo. Ín games i get this crackling sound (clicks och pops). At first I thought it was because of my sb Live card so i bought a audigy2. and guess what? the crackling sound is is still there... ;( I have even tried the integrated AC97 soundcard but I get the same crackling sound...
and now what, is this a hopeless situation? I think my mobo has some kind of failure. What do You think?
pls help me ?(
Win XP Pro
AMD 2400
512mb ddr ram
Soundblaster Audigy 2
Mobo: MSI K7N2-L nForce 2
*New drivers - all devices*

0 system timer
1 keyboard
3 com2
4 com1
6 floppy
8 system CMOS/real time clock
9 ACPI compliant system
12 mouse
13 numeric data processor
14 primary IDE-channel
15 secondary IDE-channel
10 NVIDIA nForce PCI system management
10 USB
17 Crative SB Audigy
18 IEEE 1394
19 NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti
20 Standard OpenHCD USB
21 NVIDIA nForce MCP
22 Standard OpenHCD USB

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No sound from speaker(s)
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