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Default Computer Audio is Muffled/Not Normal

My computer speakers were getting old, so i got a new pair. The problem is that now the audio sounds weird, like chipmunk voice or something. I thought that the speakers were messed, but i tried them with my laptop and another computer and the and the audio was normal. Does this mean my motherboard's audio port is corrupted or is there a much simpler explanation? Thanks in advance =D!!
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I had a similar problem with my new panasonic speakers, but it just required an updated driver for my soundcard.
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