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2.1 speakers

davelerave · 2009-06-16 08:46:49

ot sure if this is quite the right forum.i have hooked up onboard sound (nvivdia force tm) to a logitech 2.1 speaker setup(x-140 or 240? 25w rms).just wondering would there be any gain if i fit a soundblaster pci card .i have a live card and an audigy or is there little to be gained thanks

16-06-2009 8:46am

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davelerave

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ot sure if this is quite the right forum.i have hooked up onboard sound (nvivdia force tm) to a logitech 2.1 speaker setup(x-140 or 240? 25w rms).just wondering would there be any gain if i fit a soundblaster pci card .i have a live card and an audigy or is there little to be gained thanks

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#2 21-06-2009 5:42pm

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anyone care to advise on this thanks

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#3 21-06-2009 5:44pm

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generally you should achieve better sound quality from a dedicated sound card than onboard, at least in my experience the on boards tend to suffer from alot of noise

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#4 21-06-2009 10:30pm

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thanks

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