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test with a phone or mp3 player with headphone output
then try another set of speakers or headphone to see what the problem source is
if its the plug, wiggle it or get some contact cleaner as bad suggests
not many cases use shielded front audio cables, route it as far away from the gpu and psu cables as possible
Thanks for the help everyone! I attached my speakers to my monitor and plugged in my headphone in the back. I no longer hear the buzzing sound so the 220T case does not have a shield for the front audio jack. Any use of a high powered gpu will create noise.
Have a great weekend!