Does my card sound okay?
Someone in my teacher's family died on Tuesday or Wednesday, and since I had to have surgery on Wednesday, I came on Thursday to see a subtistue teacher, so I asked her where he was, and she told me someone died in his family. She also suggested a card, so I made him one: Letter: Dear (Teacher), I'm really sorry for your loss (I found out thru the sub) but if you want to talk to me, let me know. Sincerely, (my name) Is the card apporiate or do I need to change it a bit? Thanks again!
How can I check my sound card?
If you have a Windows computer (and that’s what you’re asking about) you can read through this article to see how to find what kind of sound card you have.If you’re wondering how to see if your sound card is broken, here’s a link that you can use to troubleshoot and test it out.I’m not sure if that’s exactly what you were asking about, but it should at least point you in the right direction. :)
Is my sound card broken?
I know you said you have drivers installed but try to reinstall the drivers for the model of sound card you have. Maybe something corrupted the current drivers. You need to make sure it isn't your speakers or headset so check your speakers and headphones on other devices to tell if they work or not. You can also tell by testing a known working headset with your sound card. If the above doesn't work then it may be broken and need replaced. If your sound card is intergrated(built in the motherboard) then you will need to check with the computer manufacture to see if you can install a PCI/PCI-e sound card. Otherwise you can simply just install a new card. To install a new card you need to find out what type of bus slot you have ie: ISA, PCI, or PCI-e. After finding the bus type just go online and buy a sound card for that bus type and simply replace the old one. This is very simple and you don't need really much help just be sure that you ground yourself before you touch the PCB( (printed circuit board). If you need any more help then just send me an email. eofu@chaoticpulse.com
Does this sound ok to put in my anniversary card?
It's me and my girlfriend's 3rd year anniversary coming up, and I wanted to write a poem to put in her card, but that failed....badly as I'm not creative enough. So my friend gave me a chorus from this song, and I don't know if its good enough to put in the card. I think it's an R kelly song, but I'v never heard of it. It goes " I'll be your cloud up in the sky I'll be your shoulder when you cry I hear your voices when you call me I am your angel And when all hope is gone, I'm here No matter how far you are, I'm near It makes no difference who you are I am your angel I'm your angel"
Video/Sound Card?
Your sound card may not affect the performance of your system. But your Video card sure does! The only time your sound card may affect the performance is when you install all the add-on software that usually come with a lot of sound cards these days. There are a lot of cards which beat the performace of NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GTX. One such card would be from the NVIDIA stable itself and it is branded as NVIDIA 8800 Ultra G80. One good source of comparing video cards based on their performance ratings on benchmarking software is: http://www23.tomshardware.com/graphics_2007.html I would not be able to help you choose a card as I really do not know what is your usage. If you are a hardcore gamer, then I would recommend checking with your favorite games what kind of cards they work with best. If you are a hardcore animation/multimedia guy, then go for the best available one in the market. Lemme know if this info helps!
Do I need a sound card on my computer build?
In my experience as an old gamer, audiophile and long time ago even a sound engineer, onboard audio is crap. Then again, it might be just my subjective experience. Latest comparison I made was between an 11 years old Soundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music and a much more recent onboard Realtek HD Audio, same speaker set (Logitech X-530, which is known for it’s quality output). Well… I deactivated all audio enhancing effects. The end result: the X-Fi is the winner. It has a much warmer sound than onboard HD audio, which sounds flat and tinny. Tried to fiddle with reverb, echo, any other effects in the audio control panel, it still did not sound as good as the X-Fi without. With them enabled, the difference was even bigger.Well… To stop my ranting… If you don’t know what B flat or C minor are, then the onboard audio codec and a pair of $10 speakers/headphones are enough; you don’t need expensive dedicated soundcard and speakers.
How do I check which sound card my computer has in Windows 10?
2 ways:Right click on the start button. Select “Device Manager”. Check under “Sound, video and game controllers”.Type “msinfo32” in Cortana box. This open the “System Information” app. Check under “Components->Sound Device”.
Asus Maximus IV Gene-Z Sound Card or Asus Xonar DG 5.1?
Which one is better? I want to buy this motherboard but I read some forums where people says the sound card is terrible, what do you think? Shoud I buy a sound card if yes is this okay or better than the motherboard sound card?