Windows 10: Buzzing/static noise from headset when i play games

So i just got a new pc, and its got a geforce rtx 3080/ intel core i7-10700f cpu 2.90ghz

And prior to this i have had no problems with my headset making any sort of unatural/unwanted noise. But now as i plug my headset in the front of my pc, once i enter games the pc starts working abit louder than before i entered the game, and the buzzing/scurring sound starts in my headset, i tried some things to try and narrow down the reason for this.

Firstly i lowered the ingame fps from (unlimited) to 30, the lower i got the less buzzing i had in my ears, when i reached 30 it completely stopped, but id rather not play 30 fps on every game i ever touch.

I also tried plugging the headset to the back of the pc, and this also removed the buzzing sounds, this time though the side effects was loosing the Realtek HD audio 2nd output, and instead having a "non hd" audio version, this made talking to my friends over discord unbearable, as their voice qualities was so bad i got a headache. So i really would prefer not having to switch inputs every time i want to play a game, not to mention if i play with friends its going to be unbearable either way.

I have googled this for a couple of days now, and it seems the most common issue is the (coil whine). If i can't get this fixed before monday im just going to take it to repairs and see if they can sort it out.

The main games i do tests with is total war warhammer 2, risk of rain 2, GTFO, dota 2, CSGO. I have tried lowering graphics, turning on Vsync etc, but it doesn't do anything.

heres an interesting thing i noticed, i generally run all games in "borderless windowed mode" and always have. So when i turned it on fullscreen, and tabbed out, the buzzing sound stopped. Might be interest and it might not be, im no expert at all so im just giving out as much info as i possibly can to narrow stuff down.

Also tried another headset and some earbuds, and every piece i plugged into the front of the pc always has the buzzing sound.

I found some information saying it could be poor shielding in the front bit etc. But i would love for some peoples opinion on this, and if its a problem on the inside (something that should be taken back to the store to be fixed) or (something i myself can do something about) keep in mind i have 5 years guarantee on it, so it might not be best to "open" the pc as that ruins the insurance

Id really appreciate any input, as i have sat here searching for answers for the last 5 hours, and i have gotten nowhere.

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