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I just need factual evidence that 192KHz make the sound worse, I've heard this many times but I DO can hear a difference between the two, I feel the 192KHz to be more of a quality warm sound, while 48KHz after hearing 192KHz sounds like a little bit more pitching, I could even call it Placebo effect, but I don't know, so here I am, asking to you Audiophile with wisdom and experience on the matter.
I got integrated Audio, the best one there is for integrated Audio (At least that says on the Asus Sabertooth MOBO) it's a Realtek ALC High quality sound and I got it paired with a nice Logitech Z623 2.1 System, which is capable of playing 192KHz at the highest sound depth and quality.
I've heard around that 192KHz just supersample the sound, somehow making it worse, My ears would like to disagree but that would be subjective, I'd like to know some actual objective facts about these two frequencies, or the most recommended frequency. I'm on 96KHz, but I'd like to use 192KHz for my PC games and songs.
What do you think? Should I just put 192KHz on my driver and call it a day? Or should I choose a different frequency without drawbacks? is there even any drawback to using 192KHz? The frequencies are all selected on the driver, picture below.

I got integrated Audio, the best one there is for integrated Audio (At least that says on the Asus Sabertooth MOBO) it's a Realtek ALC High quality sound and I got it paired with a nice Logitech Z623 2.1 System, which is capable of playing 192KHz at the highest sound depth and quality.
I've heard around that 192KHz just supersample the sound, somehow making it worse, My ears would like to disagree but that would be subjective, I'd like to know some actual objective facts about these two frequencies, or the most recommended frequency. I'm on 96KHz, but I'd like to use 192KHz for my PC games and songs.
What do you think? Should I just put 192KHz on my driver and call it a day? Or should I choose a different frequency without drawbacks? is there even any drawback to using 192KHz? The frequencies are all selected on the driver, picture below.