A silly question that bugs me

smasha · Mar 16, 2005, 09:13 PM

Sorry to fill the forum with a silly question but what do the suffixes (a400) and (ff40) mean?

My card used to be an (a400 )card for a long while -now I deleted loads of registry junk concerning my aud 2 plat ex and when installing the brand new pax drivers 3.89,my card has now turned into an audigy 2 (ff40)

BTW-I loved the 1.2 youp pax drivers that softmodded my card to an audigy 2 zx -sound was excellent but as soon as I touched the volume control on the breakout box,I got BSODS.

The new 3.89 drivers haven't crashed once but don't seem to sound as good.

They sound incredible for games though.

My old game warhorse UT

sounds fantastic.

**dj_stick** · Mar 17, 2005, 02:29 AM

the hex coding doesn't matter, its just the way windows works with the card

Mar 16, 2005, 09:13 PM	#1
smasha DriverHeaven Lover Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 110 Rep Power: 0	A silly question that bugs me Sorry to fill the forum with a silly question but what do the suffixes (a400) and (ff40) mean? My card used to be an (a400 )card for a long while -now I deleted loads of registry junk concerning my aud 2 plat ex and when installing the brand new pax drivers 3.89,my card has now turned into an audigy 2 (ff40) BTW-I loved the 1.2 youp pax drivers that softmodded my card to an audigy 2 zx -sound was excellent but as soon as I touched the volume control on the breakout box,I got BSODS. The new 3.89 drivers haven't crashed once but don't seem to sound as good. They sound incredible for games though. My old game warhorse UT sounds fantastic. __________________ This computer is the only thing that matters in my life - I will go to the grave thinking bout it