Realtek alc 892 static noise

I have problems with on-board Realtek alc 892 audio. Im running out of ideas of what could i do to fix this static noise problem.Im using Logitec z-2300 speaker.I have tried headphones too and all of them have this static noise coming trough.There is no noise with volume at 50% but beyond that it becomes audible.It kinda sounds like scratching vinyl plates or makes popping sound.whenever i move my mouse or type something the noise is coming in.Also when the cpu is under work(while loading something when i click the noise comes in)there are leds on my z77a-g45 mb that shows cpu activity and when they flash the static noise/whine is present.This noise exactly fallows cpu work.At high volume there is always barely audible electrical hummming...Disabling on-board audio in Windows does not have any effect at all.I get the same thing in bios...
What i have tried so far:
1.Uninstalled/reinstalled audio/video drivers.
2.Muted microphone,hdmi audio and recording.
3.Switched cable positions,including mouse and speakers jack.
4.Tried other wall contacts in my room.
5.Updated mb bios to latest v2.7
6.Reseated hardware inside pc/cleaned of dust.
7.Cpu oc does not cause this.Same problem with stock clocks.
PC spec:
I5 3570k@ 4.0ghz
Cooler:Coolermaste hyper evo 212
Msi Z77A-G45
Mem:Crucial Ballistix Tactical 2x4gb 1600mhz
Zotac gtx 560ti
Corsair cx600w v2
SSD Corsair force f80 80gb
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Thats how it sounds http://www.upload.ee/files/2898214/REC002.WAV.html Recorded with mp3 player so the quality is not the best.
Can someone help me out with this?

Quote from: marcoslei09 on 12-December-12, 04:24:09
I have the same problem, have tried 3 PSUs, and nothing, the only solution was to buy an pci-e sound card.
The problem appear when MSI updated BIOS 2.0 to 2.1.
Please don't hijack other people threads, and why don't you flash back to 2.0 or the newest beta? Start your own thread and we can discuss this.
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I took gtx 560 ti completely out but no luck.Also took psu out temporary and placed it on the floor.Not even a slight change
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Testing with a different PSU would be good to rule that out as the culprit.

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