blue yeti microphone problem

Hello !
I don't know if you will ever see this, or if you still have your Blue Yeti but I'm having a problem that I think it's more or less like yours and I was hoping you could help me out or at least tell me if this ever happened to yours afterwards.

Here's the thing, I have a Blue Yeti I bought last year (ironically) around this same time while I was in the US, the microphone worked fine all this time up until today. A couple days ago I recorded a video and it was perfect, I rendered the video which took about 12 hours (the mic was plugged in the whole time and even after that, in case this matters). So today I was about to record a song when I noticed the microphone didn't sound right, I mean I could record with it but I could not monitor myself. Usually when this happens I go to the settings and set it up so I can hear myself talk through the jack at the bottom of the mic but this time it didn't work, I checked it over and over again and it was all correct but still I couldn't monitor myself. I tried everything after that, I restarting, pluggin and unplugging, using a different USB port, a different cable, everything you can think of and nothing worked.
After a while I realized that if I set the setting at its highest volume both on the mic and on the computer I could hear my self talk but it really really low and it was like.. chopped or something. By the way I tried different headphones too.
So I needed to figured out if it had something to so with the capsules within the mic so I set the Yeti as an audio interface for the computer so whatever I played on the computer would sound through the Yeti, basically I set for playback. And again it sound weird, this time it sounded (kind of) loud enough but it sound weird and alienated, like it was very distant and with a lot of reverb. I kept trying all kids of things, to see if maybe the jack was borken or there was a false contact somewhere, but nothing worked.
At last I opted for oepning the mic and see if maybe something was broken inside or something... so I opened and it look pretty neat. With in the mic there were 2 boards, one was the analog one which had the pattern selector and such and the other one was the logic board which had the mute button and the volume switch. Both board were connected by about 6 pins in a row, one board had the pins, the other a sort "base" when the pins went it. So after that I plugged the microphone (without its cover) and the problem was still there... after moving things around for a while I realized that when I moved the pattern selector to "stereo" I could again hear myself loud and clear on the monitor headphones, just like I used to, but it only worked on the "stereo" option and any sound that came from the computer still sounded weird.
After this I disconnected the analog board from the logic one. The analog one is the one that has the capsules that catcht the sound so obviously it wouldn't work as a mic at that point... but the logic which was still connected to the computer was still on (even if the analog was wasn't connected).. I could still use it as a audio interface. I played something on the computer and it still sounded weird, which well just led to rule out the analog board as the problem.
On the logic board there were 3 integrates and a bunch os resistors, capacitors and inductors (which I doubt are the problem) so I guessed one of those integrates was malfunctioning, I figured I could download the datasheets for each one from the internet and then test the voltages coming out of each of its pins and then compare it to the datasheet and that way find out which one was malfunctoning.. and if I was lucky enough I could buy the part and replace it, the problem is that I couldn't find any datasheet for any of the ICs. So long story shot I'm with a mic that can record normally, butt sound wrong when I monitor myself through it or use it as a audio interface.
I know it's a lot of info to digest and probably most of it is useless but I had to give you all the details just in case you might have come across something like this. By the way the last couple of days I left the mic plugged into the computer (I'm not sure if this might have damaged it, I doubt it).
Do you still have your Yet, does it work, did this ever happen to it after a while ? Do you have any clue of what's happening to mine? Is it my computer (please tell me it is) or is it the mic that's broken?

I really really depend on this mic, it's the only one I have and I use it for everything, my videos, my songs, everything... and although it records it's really counterproductive to record without the monitoring feature. I really need to find a way to fix this.

Thanks for reading this, I know it's a lot, sorry. I hope you can help me out.