No sound after repairs(k8nf3 plat replaced)

ok long story...
i recently bought a k8 computer using a k8t00 neo and a 3200+a64.it had 512 of noname ram and a fx5200,a dvd burner and a 120g drive.the k8t wasnt stable so i replaced it with a k8n neo plat.the GFX blew chunks so i replaced it with a gf6800
and i wanted to play with raid so i got 2 small drives,80g seagates.so far so good...
when i got 1G of ddr 400 ram(pqi),512x2 the system ran for about 3 days then freaked,the memory failed abysmally in memtest (off a knoppix build :D) so i got 2 sticks of v-data as a replacement...they did the same.after several rebuilds of winxp32
(grrr) i eventually reinstalled the original ram,333 noname,128Mbx2.the system was stable,even agressive timings on sysmem(bios) of 2,2.5,2,5 ran perfectly.(he...quite well
for 333 anyway)...it stayed stably for about 2 weeks and i flashed the bios from 1.4 to 1.5)it was fine for 3 days then i got a blue screen with an MCE error.(eeek! i know what the mce unit does...)the raid controller had kicked up its heels completely...win saw the drives but individually,and unformatted...so no raid.the supplier gave me another,ive installed it and the only changes are i removed a fan off the +12v line of my psu...and i didnt connect the analog audio from my dvd to my mobo.the sound is set to use digital anyway.the memory(which was fine in the p4 3.0ghz in the shop,at 400,but crashed constantly in a mates unoverclocked p4 2.4c @ 2.4) is now running sweet at 400,i decided to try it again and its quite happy...i dont see how the memory didnt work on the old mobo,unless its a noise/pcb routing thing(anyone?) cause a a64 (of course) has an onboard memory controller...
now i have no sound.i have tried going through all the drivers and stuff(bios etc)but i cant get noise...not 2ch not 5.1 not 7.1.not even through headphones,through either jack.i didnt reinstall win when i switched mobo's cause they were fuctionally identical.(yay black boxes that work)
i set up the bios before allowing win to load after install of the mobo tho,ive been in and out of the bios all the time,so i remembered all my settings easily.all the msi sound gear runs,i see all the apps and they are functional,buzzy bee etc,but i just get no sound...can anyone help?

Have u checked if your front panel audio connector (JAUD1) has jumpers on it (if u do not use it), if there aren't 2 jumpers on it u wil get no soundoutput on the back panel. Pins 5-6 and 9-10 should be jumperd. Check manual page 2-20 for more info. (connector is located on the bottom left of the MB)

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