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about soundcards...i have no idea...would they come with a case?
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9. April 2007 @ 04:15 |
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Hey erm,...just a quick question.
Soundcards. Would they most likely come intergrated in a case? (as psu's sometimes do..)
Ill be getting this case, or this one, you can advise me on which of those to get too lol.
Do any of them 2 come equipped with sound cards or anything? If not, christ....i have no idea what too look for, i havent a clue about them. If you have the time can you quickly find me on on ebuyer or something, a cheap one.
Thanks people.
P.S, when i ask which case out of the two, im looking for a quiet one primarily to be fair. :D
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9. April 2007 @ 04:21 |
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sound ards are normally intergrated into the motherboard, so will nto come with a case, unless the case comes with a mobo.
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9. April 2007 @ 04:50 |
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9. April 2007 @ 05:57 |
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yes, that mobo has a sound card built in...
about your cases, i cant recomend them through personal use, or through a proper site review, sorry about that.
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9. April 2007 @ 06:20 |
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Originally posted by REAM:
sound ards are normally intergrated into the motherboard, so will nto come with a case, unless the case comes with a mobo.
Funny, and here i was thinking soundcards are usually added on, unless the mobo is stated as having onboard sound...
But you are right, cases do not come with a soundcard, unless they come with a mobo that has a built in soundcard.
Billybob, if i where you i'd not get either of those cases, i'd just get a simple case, then buy a fancy PSU and put in lights and see through panels yourself, which is really easy.
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9. April 2007 @ 07:34 |
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Thanks mate. How easy exactly to put see through panels in.
I was more bothered about the air intake and the sound as oppose to the lights and stuff.
And also i wouldnt know where to look for the lights or the see through panels.
Any help on the above two queries appreciated fiend. Thanks both of u.
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9. April 2007 @ 08:05 |
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yeah you can buy sound cards for the pci or whatever, but i meant to be talking about intergrated sound....
didnt mean to use "card"...sorry
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9. April 2007 @ 09:17 |
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Oh i seee.
So....if they have integrated sound, are sound cards not a neccesity?
Get back to me on my last post please Fiend mate.
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9. April 2007 @ 09:29 |
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Originally posted by billybob:
Oh i seee.
So....if they have integrated sound, are sound cards not a neccesity?
Get back to me on my last post please Fiend mate.
It depends. I always disable the onboard sound and put in a standalone sound card.
If you plan on capturing streaming audio, some programs won't do it through an onboard sound chip.
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9. April 2007 @ 09:57 |
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I see.
Well, im just using it for playing a few games....and ill sell it eventually.
So...not a neccesitie? Or if i do, ill get a cheap one.
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10. April 2007 @ 01:54 |
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Putting in see through panels is as easy as taking off the shell, buying some clear plastic panels, and screwing/bolting them into place.
I know for a fact most PC stores that build systems and/or sell parts to build your own pc will either stock, or be able to order any kind of fancy parts to "pimp" a system.
for example, last week i built a system that, except for the back panel and frame was completely see through, had water cooling, blacklights, and some christmaslight type leds.
All it took was some *very minor* soldering, screwing/bolting things into place, and finding a beast of a PSU to power the whole thing.
As for the soundcard, investing a few bucks in a decent soundcard will make all the difference if you're using a PC speaker setup, or a simple amp.
Personally, i use my mobo's onboard sound, send it to a tube pre-amp, then to a normal stereo amp, and presto, sound that makes the neighbours jump out of their chairs :-)
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