May 2005
Beginner to intermediate
208 pages
4h 31m
English
Sound cards (Figure 2.8) process audio data and send it off to your speakers. As we said earlier, onboard audio chips are bad—don't use them. Onboard audio and video tie up processor resources, so even if you get yourself a cheap $15 sound card to support your two-channel speakers, you'll be better off. Onboard sound chips are also unreliable and tend to fail when you least expect it. Plus, they sound terrible with their annoying crackling and hissing. Get yourself a decent sound card—your computer and your ears will thank you for it.
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