no special hardware needed, but you need winpcap software such as wmrecorder...
http://www.wmrecorder.com/demo.php
it's not freeware but this site should give you a basic idea of how this works.
have fun!
Saturday, November 19, 2011
What kind of video and sound card should I get for my computer?
I took a picture of my mother board:
http://img475.imageshack.us/my.php?image...
I heard that I need to get the right video and sound cards that can fit into those slots. So what kind of video and sounds card should I get? My computer is Intel celeron 2.8 Ghz, 1536mb rams.
Also, just out of curiousity, I know that my video and sound cards should fit into those white slots (see picture). I wonder what's that black slot (see picture) be used for?
Thanks.
What kind of video and sound card should I get for my computer?
The black slot is an AGP slot, and is actually what you should plug the graphics card into. You would plug the sound card into one of the white slots, which are PCI slots.
So for a graphics card, you'll want one that connects via AGP 8X/4X, and you can get any sound card because they all plug into PCI.
Reply:The video card does not fit in the PCI slots (the white ones) it actually goes the the AGP slot (the black one).
You have an AGP slot so only AGP cards fit in it.
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http://img475.imageshack.us/my.php?image...
I heard that I need to get the right video and sound cards that can fit into those slots. So what kind of video and sounds card should I get? My computer is Intel celeron 2.8 Ghz, 1536mb rams.
Also, just out of curiousity, I know that my video and sound cards should fit into those white slots (see picture). I wonder what's that black slot (see picture) be used for?
Thanks.
What kind of video and sound card should I get for my computer?
The black slot is an AGP slot, and is actually what you should plug the graphics card into. You would plug the sound card into one of the white slots, which are PCI slots.
So for a graphics card, you'll want one that connects via AGP 8X/4X, and you can get any sound card because they all plug into PCI.
Reply:The video card does not fit in the PCI slots (the white ones) it actually goes the the AGP slot (the black one).
You have an AGP slot so only AGP cards fit in it.
Nanny Source
Are sound cards worth their price tags ?
$50, $100, $150 for sound cards ???
Are sound cards worth their price tags ?
If you play games or are into watching movies or listening to lots of music on your PC, absolutely yes. One of the best values in sound cards right now is the Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme music, the lowest end X-Fi card. In games you will get a much better depth of feel for the environment as it improves on how many sounds can be run at one time.
If you have a 4.1/5.1 or 7.1 speaker system attached to your computer you need at the very least a Sound Blaster Live!, a little better than that is the Audigy 2 (at $64). But the best one right now you can get without breaking the bank is the X-Fi Xtreme Music at $120.
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Reply:it all depends what you do with your PC if you just are gonna listen to mp3's probably not if you are gonna play high end games you might want to look into it
Are sound cards worth their price tags ?
If you play games or are into watching movies or listening to lots of music on your PC, absolutely yes. One of the best values in sound cards right now is the Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme music, the lowest end X-Fi card. In games you will get a much better depth of feel for the environment as it improves on how many sounds can be run at one time.
If you have a 4.1/5.1 or 7.1 speaker system attached to your computer you need at the very least a Sound Blaster Live!, a little better than that is the Audigy 2 (at $64). But the best one right now you can get without breaking the bank is the X-Fi Xtreme Music at $120.
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Reply:it all depends what you do with your PC if you just are gonna listen to mp3's probably not if you are gonna play high end games you might want to look into it
How to toggle from one sound card to another ?
I have a SBPCI Sound Card which is connected to my speeakers. I want to use my onboard sound card for receiving output thru my headphones so that i can shift to and from my speakers and headphones without bothering the wires. When i try to disable one of the sound cards from the device manager , the pc prompts me to restart.. How to i set both of them up.
How to toggle from one sound card to another ?
Have you tried going through the control panel?
start-%26gt;control panel-%26gt;sounds and audio device properties.
there you can set your midi and other sound outputs to use seperate cards/devices. It isn't really a "toggle" option, but it does give you different out put options. There should be(pending your setup) an option to use the system speaker or headphone or speaker options. hope this helped.
How to toggle from one sound card to another ?
Have you tried going through the control panel?
start-%26gt;control panel-%26gt;sounds and audio device properties.
there you can set your midi and other sound outputs to use seperate cards/devices. It isn't really a "toggle" option, but it does give you different out put options. There should be(pending your setup) an option to use the system speaker or headphone or speaker options. hope this helped.
What would be the difference of an integrated sound card and a PCI one?
For surround sound. Usually integrated sound cards have only two ports for speakers and one for the microphone. Is there anything special, extra from buying another sound card? Aside from being able to use 7.1 surround sound.
What would be the difference of an integrated sound card and a PCI one?
Using a PCI sound card will not make your computer faster or use less RAM, if that's what you're wondering. If you buy a really good sound card, like some of the Creative Audigy cards for example, you'll get better sound quality and surround sound. Unless you're planning to use it for a Home Theatre PC however, I wouldn't bother.
Reply:An integrated sound card is a sound card that is installed on you motherboard already. A PCI sound card is a sound card u buy for stores and u plug it inside motherboard. IS the same actually unless u want high quality sound
Reply:For one thing, with PCI, you can update in the future. And replace it if it breaks. if the onboard one breaks, the whole motherboard has to be replaced.
Reply:An integrated sound card is just chips built right onto the motherboard, and not really a card at all.
A PCI sound card is just that: an add-on card that fits in a PCI expansion slot.
You can find onboard sound that supports 7.1, it just depends on the motherboard. Usually one of the advantages of a PCI sound card is better noise isolation.
What would be the difference of an integrated sound card and a PCI one?
Using a PCI sound card will not make your computer faster or use less RAM, if that's what you're wondering. If you buy a really good sound card, like some of the Creative Audigy cards for example, you'll get better sound quality and surround sound. Unless you're planning to use it for a Home Theatre PC however, I wouldn't bother.
Reply:An integrated sound card is a sound card that is installed on you motherboard already. A PCI sound card is a sound card u buy for stores and u plug it inside motherboard. IS the same actually unless u want high quality sound
Reply:For one thing, with PCI, you can update in the future. And replace it if it breaks. if the onboard one breaks, the whole motherboard has to be replaced.
Reply:An integrated sound card is just chips built right onto the motherboard, and not really a card at all.
A PCI sound card is just that: an add-on card that fits in a PCI expansion slot.
You can find onboard sound that supports 7.1, it just depends on the motherboard. Usually one of the advantages of a PCI sound card is better noise isolation.
What speaker system should I get for an 8 channel sound card?
The motherboard I am purchasing has integrated sound that supports 8 channels (Realtek ALC850). The problem is that I cannot find a computer speaker system that supports 8 channel sound cards. I do not want a huge sound system, just one of those boxed computer kits. Please provide any SPECIFIC suggestions for an speaker system that supports 8 channel sound.
What speaker system should I get for an 8 channel sound card?
the sound card supports 8 channels but that doesn't mean that you have to use all 8. if you don't want a huge sound system then just get a 5.1 surround sound system that is in your budget...
Reply:like a klipsch 7.1 ....
running shoes
What speaker system should I get for an 8 channel sound card?
the sound card supports 8 channels but that doesn't mean that you have to use all 8. if you don't want a huge sound system then just get a 5.1 surround sound system that is in your budget...
Reply:like a klipsch 7.1 ....
running shoes
What is a good sound card to record music from a Guitar?
My brother plays guitar and writes his own songs. For christmas, I would like to get him a sound card that he can plug his guitar into (the same cord he would plug into an amp, or something similar from the amp) and record his music. I know plenty about computer hardware, but don't know a thing about high-end sound cards. Where is a good place to start and what kind of things am I looking for / should I be aware of?
Thanks!
What is a good sound card to record music from a Guitar?
Soundblaster extreme music for about $100. I believe you can get an adapter to plug a guitar into your mic input on the soundcard from places like the source (radio shack). It's just a mic converter (so stereo mics can fit into a regular sound card input jack) and i believe it can double as a sound input converter for other audio equipment. To make sure though, you should check your local computer store and make sure it will work with a guitar.
Thanks!
What is a good sound card to record music from a Guitar?
Soundblaster extreme music for about $100. I believe you can get an adapter to plug a guitar into your mic input on the soundcard from places like the source (radio shack). It's just a mic converter (so stereo mics can fit into a regular sound card input jack) and i believe it can double as a sound input converter for other audio equipment. To make sure though, you should check your local computer store and make sure it will work with a guitar.
Is it possible to force a program to use a sound card other than the default?
My computer has two sound cards, the factory which I use for all the computer related sounds. I also have another card installed which I use to play music and such on my computer to my stereo. I have windows media player (WMP) set to play all my music and such through my secondary sound card. I have a program that I want to always use the secondary sound card as well, just like WMP. However it doesn't have the option like WMP, so the only way I can get it to play through my secondary sound card is be setting it to primary, in which case all sound goes through it. I use Windows XP. Any help or ideas would be greatly appriciated.
Is it possible to force a program to use a sound card other than the default?
The answer to your question really depends on the software. The software needs to have the option to select the audio device otherwise it will use the default windows audio device.
Is it possible to force a program to use a sound card other than the default?
The answer to your question really depends on the software. The software needs to have the option to select the audio device otherwise it will use the default windows audio device.
How can we find out the name of company or model of sound cards or agp cards?
http://www.newegg.com/ is a good reference and the prices are competitive.
How can we find out the name of company or model of sound cards or agp cards?
well, since you didn't stay whether you were looking to buy, or were trying to find out the info on the one in your puter, let me give you two answers.
for the one actually in your puter, Click on Start, go to My Computer and right click on THAT, then click on Properties, after Properties opens, go to the Hardware Tab and click on that, then, Click on Device Manager, when that opens, click on Display Adapters, and that will tell you the one in your puter.
If you're looking to buy, go to TigerDirect.com, or any other manufacturer, and check them out. If you're looking to buy and need it right NOW, go to your local store that sells computer parts and research there, as well.
Reply:tigerdirect.com has a listing of video cards and sound cards also try tomshardware.com
Reply:On the board of the card is a FCC ID#. Go to
http://www.driverzone.com/fcc_id_search.... or
http://www.fcc.gov/searchtools.html
and enter the number.
Reply:newegg.com
How can we find out the name of company or model of sound cards or agp cards?
well, since you didn't stay whether you were looking to buy, or were trying to find out the info on the one in your puter, let me give you two answers.
for the one actually in your puter, Click on Start, go to My Computer and right click on THAT, then click on Properties, after Properties opens, go to the Hardware Tab and click on that, then, Click on Device Manager, when that opens, click on Display Adapters, and that will tell you the one in your puter.
If you're looking to buy, go to TigerDirect.com, or any other manufacturer, and check them out. If you're looking to buy and need it right NOW, go to your local store that sells computer parts and research there, as well.
Reply:tigerdirect.com has a listing of video cards and sound cards also try tomshardware.com
Reply:On the board of the card is a FCC ID#. Go to
http://www.driverzone.com/fcc_id_search.... or
http://www.fcc.gov/searchtools.html
and enter the number.
Reply:newegg.com
Do sound cards also have different types for mother board?
hi. my friend bought a pci sound card to replace the old he had, but when i tried to connect it to his mother board i noticed that his board slot are a little bigger than the usual pci mother board slot, as you know that sound cards has a gap between it's terminal the first part (i dunno what it is called) is the larger part and the second is the smallest part, the largest part, fits completely, but the second part is a little smaller, i tried connecting it taking the benefit of the doubt but the pc doest boot that only means that there is a not compatible hardware.
what kind of mother board is that and what kind of sound card will i ask him to buy..
thanks in advanced!
Do sound cards also have different types for mother board?
Sound cards come in several different lengths and standards. Be sure that you buy the right type of card for your computer. Usually the choice runs between PCI (Peripheral Component Interface) and ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) cards. PCI slots are always shorter than ISA slots and usually white; ISA slots are always longer than PCI slots and usually black. Check your computer's manual to be sure.
Reply:no i don't think so
Reply:Thats weird.
You might be trying to connect it in the PCI Express slot. The PCI slots are below that, and should be the same size as your card. The PCI Express slots are for display cards *only*.
Also newer motherboards have very few PCI slots, so they might have been used up already...
Reply:hehe... this is a problem that is only about 5 years old.
Several years ago they decided that the newer video and sound cards etc needed different connections to the motherboards. SO what happened is that the slots changed to accept this. Likewise the cards changed.
As a result you may be trying to plug a new card into an old motherboard... or maybe you are trying to plug an old one into a new motherboard.
Since most motherboards these days have better inbuilt sound cards than the old sound cards then you wouldnt be installing an old into a new.
Since you appear to be putting a new sound card into an old motherboard then you should consider that it might be time to get a new motherboard and cpu... my guess is that you are going to overwork your system too.
As a side not to anyone upgrading their computer. Pieces are made to fit... do not try to force it, computers are like lego, they do not require force, they just fit.
If it does not fit then you cant put it there... it is as simple as that.
Reply:Well it sounds like your friend needs a new motherboard. Those are ISA slots, which is pre PCI, you won't find a retail sound card for his MB. You can of course find something online but if he's got a computer that old I'd just upgrade the whole darn machine. If for some reason that isn't an option then look for an ISA sound card.
Reply:You make sure that you are using PCI sound card and your pc is having PCI slot. Sometime eventhough the second part is small the manufacturer might have omitted n/c pins. Make sure that its PCI sound card. if its fit properly the slot then either your pci slot might be faulty or your card might be faulty.
Try changing the slot. If its not pci it wont fit into slot as you written first half fits properly.
It sounds you are using PCI card to PCI slot. Try once again by interchanging the slot by inserting card to next slot.
PDA
what kind of mother board is that and what kind of sound card will i ask him to buy..
thanks in advanced!
Do sound cards also have different types for mother board?
Sound cards come in several different lengths and standards. Be sure that you buy the right type of card for your computer. Usually the choice runs between PCI (Peripheral Component Interface) and ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) cards. PCI slots are always shorter than ISA slots and usually white; ISA slots are always longer than PCI slots and usually black. Check your computer's manual to be sure.
Reply:no i don't think so
Reply:Thats weird.
You might be trying to connect it in the PCI Express slot. The PCI slots are below that, and should be the same size as your card. The PCI Express slots are for display cards *only*.
Also newer motherboards have very few PCI slots, so they might have been used up already...
Reply:hehe... this is a problem that is only about 5 years old.
Several years ago they decided that the newer video and sound cards etc needed different connections to the motherboards. SO what happened is that the slots changed to accept this. Likewise the cards changed.
As a result you may be trying to plug a new card into an old motherboard... or maybe you are trying to plug an old one into a new motherboard.
Since most motherboards these days have better inbuilt sound cards than the old sound cards then you wouldnt be installing an old into a new.
Since you appear to be putting a new sound card into an old motherboard then you should consider that it might be time to get a new motherboard and cpu... my guess is that you are going to overwork your system too.
As a side not to anyone upgrading their computer. Pieces are made to fit... do not try to force it, computers are like lego, they do not require force, they just fit.
If it does not fit then you cant put it there... it is as simple as that.
Reply:Well it sounds like your friend needs a new motherboard. Those are ISA slots, which is pre PCI, you won't find a retail sound card for his MB. You can of course find something online but if he's got a computer that old I'd just upgrade the whole darn machine. If for some reason that isn't an option then look for an ISA sound card.
Reply:You make sure that you are using PCI sound card and your pc is having PCI slot. Sometime eventhough the second part is small the manufacturer might have omitted n/c pins. Make sure that its PCI sound card. if its fit properly the slot then either your pci slot might be faulty or your card might be faulty.
Try changing the slot. If its not pci it wont fit into slot as you written first half fits properly.
It sounds you are using PCI card to PCI slot. Try once again by interchanging the slot by inserting card to next slot.
PDA
How do i find the correct video and sound card to download?
I have installed sims 2 in my computer with 3 expansion packs but the last 2 expansion packs have had graphics problems with flashing,my video and sound cards are out of date,manufacturer is sis,chip type is sis 661fx rev 01,sound card is realtek ac97 audio.I want to make sure i download the correct updates.Thanks.
How do i find the correct video and sound card to download?
If you're absolutely sure that your graphics chip is the SiS 661FX and the soundcard is Realtek AC97, you can downloed the drivers from the following sites.
If, on the other hand, there's any doubt in your mind, I'd advise downloading and installing Belarc Advisor. It's a free programme that will give you a comprehensive breakdown of both the hardware and software that make up your computer. You can then go from there.
If you have any problems, or simply need a helping hand, feel free to click on my avatar/photograph and send me an email. I'll do my best to help you out.
Reply:Your drivers should be here:
http://www.dfi.com.tw/Support/Download/d...
Judging from your question, you probably want:
Revision A6 S.0 for your graphics.
Revision 3.61 for the audio.
Reply:Go into your device manager and right click on your graphics driver. Click "properties" and then update your driver. If there are any new updates, it will download and install them.
Reply:Just go to their websites, the most recent drivers will be the correct ones.
Reply:just look it up on the internet
How do i find the correct video and sound card to download?
If you're absolutely sure that your graphics chip is the SiS 661FX and the soundcard is Realtek AC97, you can downloed the drivers from the following sites.
If, on the other hand, there's any doubt in your mind, I'd advise downloading and installing Belarc Advisor. It's a free programme that will give you a comprehensive breakdown of both the hardware and software that make up your computer. You can then go from there.
If you have any problems, or simply need a helping hand, feel free to click on my avatar/photograph and send me an email. I'll do my best to help you out.
Reply:Your drivers should be here:
http://www.dfi.com.tw/Support/Download/d...
Judging from your question, you probably want:
Revision A6 S.0 for your graphics.
Revision 3.61 for the audio.
Reply:Go into your device manager and right click on your graphics driver. Click "properties" and then update your driver. If there are any new updates, it will download and install them.
Reply:Just go to their websites, the most recent drivers will be the correct ones.
Reply:just look it up on the internet
How to use two sound cards in Traktor Dj Studio???
U can't because 2 sound cards conflict motherboard hardware resources sharing I/O, IRQs.
U may try onboard sound and a sound card, it might work for some model motherboard.
U may try onboard sound and a sound card, it might work for some model motherboard.
Can sound, wireless and video cards be put in other laptops?
My Sony Vaio PCG k23 does not work anymore because the motherboard is fried. My question is can I take the sound, video and wireless cards from it and put them in a dell e505? I am not sure what is comptiable with what.
Can sound, wireless and video cards be put in other laptops?
If they are individual cards that can be removed from the computer, then yes you can. You'll need the drivers for the cards once you've plugged them into another computer.
Reply:Laptops usually don't have seperate cards for this, they are usually part of the motherboard and can't be relocated to another computer.
Reply:Seems not possible
Reply:call dell support,they will let you know or call software companys that sell these cards,they will tell you if they will work
Reply:Usually the only one fo these that may be seperate is the wireless card if you purchased it as a card and is not internal. All the rest are normally integrated to the motherboard
Can sound, wireless and video cards be put in other laptops?
If they are individual cards that can be removed from the computer, then yes you can. You'll need the drivers for the cards once you've plugged them into another computer.
Reply:Laptops usually don't have seperate cards for this, they are usually part of the motherboard and can't be relocated to another computer.
Reply:Seems not possible
Reply:call dell support,they will let you know or call software companys that sell these cards,they will tell you if they will work
Reply:Usually the only one fo these that may be seperate is the wireless card if you purchased it as a card and is not internal. All the rest are normally integrated to the motherboard
Where is my sound on greeting cards?
The greeting cards do not have music anymore.
Where is my sound on greeting cards?
Switch ON ur speakers plzz
I've bookmarked this site...
http://www.123thebest.info/go.php?link=f...
Best wishes
Reply:The battery is probably dead.
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Where is my sound on greeting cards?
Switch ON ur speakers plzz
I've bookmarked this site...
http://www.123thebest.info/go.php?link=f...
Best wishes
Reply:The battery is probably dead.
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riding boots
Sound and video cards for PC games with a laptop? can I even use them, or do I even need them?
I'm sorry I'm such a n00b, I am trying to play American Mcgee's Alice for the first time. Just installed it, but it won't work. I guess because I don't have a video or sound card? But I just looked it up online and it seems you can only install them into a PC (and they're pricey). How do you play games on laptops? Or are there special sound and video card plug-in type thingies for notebooks?
Please answer,
and thanks in advance
-the Han
Sound and video cards for PC games with a laptop? can I even use them, or do I even need them?
laptop have there own built in sound and video and there is go upgrading those 2 on a lotop
Reply:I just came across a site that sends you a laptop for free! I'm ordering mine right now, it's a Sony VAIO and it looks really hot!
Please answer,
and thanks in advance
-the Han
Sound and video cards for PC games with a laptop? can I even use them, or do I even need them?
laptop have there own built in sound and video and there is go upgrading those 2 on a lotop
Reply:I just came across a site that sends you a laptop for free! I'm ordering mine right now, it's a Sony VAIO and it looks really hot!
How do I know what video and sound card I can use on my computer?
I got a second-hand computer. It has no sound card and video card. So I need to get one (mostly from eBay). As I know that different computers need different (pins) of rams. I wonder if similar thing could happen regarding video and sound cards? Like do I have to figure out how many pins, etc when I choose my video and sound cards? Thanks for helping.
How do I know what video and sound card I can use on my computer?
if you want to know what kind of Video and sound card you need to buy, you need to go to a computer shop to buy one, maybe you can bring your PC and have them check up what kind of sound and video card might be perfect with your CPU you can even let them do the assembling...
Reply:You can check in the BIOS, usually you can enter in the BIOS by pressing F2 or delete during the POST
The other option is to check the device manager. Right click on My Computer- Properties-Hardware-Device Manager
Reply:If you want a good sound card get sound blaster and look in your device manager.. you are taken a chance with eBay, but i have a web site that can help you over the phone 24/7
WWW.Tigerdirect.com
You can go wrong with them. Very good customer service.
How do I know what video and sound card I can use on my computer?
if you want to know what kind of Video and sound card you need to buy, you need to go to a computer shop to buy one, maybe you can bring your PC and have them check up what kind of sound and video card might be perfect with your CPU you can even let them do the assembling...
Reply:You can check in the BIOS, usually you can enter in the BIOS by pressing F2 or delete during the POST
The other option is to check the device manager. Right click on My Computer- Properties-Hardware-Device Manager
Reply:If you want a good sound card get sound blaster and look in your device manager.. you are taken a chance with eBay, but i have a web site that can help you over the phone 24/7
WWW.Tigerdirect.com
You can go wrong with them. Very good customer service.
Do barebones computer kits/motherboards include sound cards?
Example: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/S...
Does this kit include a sound card?
Do barebones computer kits/motherboards include sound cards?
That board has sound. See the green input on the back of the board thats sound. Now its not 7.1 or anything but it has sound integrated into the board.
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Does this kit include a sound card?
Do barebones computer kits/motherboards include sound cards?
That board has sound. See the green input on the back of the board thats sound. Now its not 7.1 or anything but it has sound integrated into the board.
Start java
Difference between sound cards?
If you had to compare 2 sound cards what specs would you look at to determine the best one out of the 2?
Difference between sound cards?
It all depends on what you will do with your computer. I suggest you to read Pc World's Sound Card Buying Guide.
Reply:I would recommend Sound Blaster Audigy, live!, Turtle beach Cruz, something with EAX 2.0 or 3.0 support and DX 9 and 10 compatible. usually you do get what you pay for.
Difference between sound cards?
It all depends on what you will do with your computer. I suggest you to read Pc World's Sound Card Buying Guide.
Reply:I would recommend Sound Blaster Audigy, live!, Turtle beach Cruz, something with EAX 2.0 or 3.0 support and DX 9 and 10 compatible. usually you do get what you pay for.
How well do sound cards work?
do sound cards really release a lot of stress off the cpu
if so, how big of a difference does it make???
How well do sound cards work?
If you mean a PCI sound card *** opposed to on the motherboard, won't make a blind bit of difference, as the onboard one uses it's own sound processing chips anyway, just they happen to live on the main board.
Reply:They not only take some load off the processor, they also increase sound quality 10 fold compared to integrated sound cards.
Reply:it doesn;t make a big difference. sound does not put much stress on your processor if any. some computers have onboard sound on the mother board. but many poeple, including me have had problems with the sound on the motherboard, it stops working, or doesn;t work right. So i installed a sound card. most cards are higher quality than onboard sound.
if so, how big of a difference does it make???
How well do sound cards work?
If you mean a PCI sound card *** opposed to on the motherboard, won't make a blind bit of difference, as the onboard one uses it's own sound processing chips anyway, just they happen to live on the main board.
Reply:They not only take some load off the processor, they also increase sound quality 10 fold compared to integrated sound cards.
Reply:it doesn;t make a big difference. sound does not put much stress on your processor if any. some computers have onboard sound on the mother board. but many poeple, including me have had problems with the sound on the motherboard, it stops working, or doesn;t work right. So i installed a sound card. most cards are higher quality than onboard sound.
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