Hello... *** General knowledge educational note... Standard CD Audio/sample format is 16 bit 44.1khz... 5.1 and 7.1 is a Multi speaker surround sound use terms, and the .1 means using a Subwoofer... I typically work with stereo 2.0 with my headphones and 24 bit 48000 Hz audio sound card output setting... human ears typically can only hear a high freq of 20000 Hz.
What I would suggest is having both options open for you to use... and picking up a Good brand and model stereo 2.0 headphones to the MB Realtek analog output, for use for different Audio situations ( some Software/games do not provide a 5.1/7.1 audio files )... and a Sound comparison for your ears to be Happy B ) I Own 4 set of headphones B )
http/www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/K240S popular low cost performance... semi-open ~no sweating ears in high temp/humid use.
http/www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/HD280Pro I have set if these... closed back ~ you cant hear people and they can't hear your play back sounds.
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/www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MDR7506... popular low cost performance ... closed back.
for $100 you can have what the main stream Audio people are using... you can spend more or less TOO!!! some brands and models become a personal taste, and "Must Have" Standard to one's ears... It is a learning curve for someone that depend on them for Work and pleasure.
*** you will need to pick a table/monitor mount microphone... get a 1/8" analog connector and NOT a USB microphone... use the Realtek microphone input then when using the 2.0 headphones... switching your Output in the "SOUNDS" APP between them for a Quick change B )
*** There are some models with coil and straight cables... determine your cabling and routing from where you listen and need to plug it in... there is a purpose and use for each type... and a coiled/retracting can give you walking freedom, But can get in the way of your Guitar/Bass neck... or "Hang" up too... a straight cable can feel lighter and allow permanent mounting or taping, and tripping hazard.
BUT always Trust your EARs... You are on your Personal Music/Sound Journey in Life... Enjoy the ride... and if it doesn't Sound right to you look again. B )