HT Omega CLARO 7.1 Channel Sound Card @ Bjorn3d

Vikingod · Feb 10, 2007, 06:30 AM

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Manufacturers seem to be throwing around the term 7.1 channel audio in all directions these days. It's everywhere; even the low-end segment seems to be offering onboard (integrated) 7.1 channel sound with their products. But it doesn't take long to notice that not all audio solutions sound alike; even if it has been labeled "High Definition".

This is because most computers being used today provide audio through integrated low-quality sound, or in some small numbers the computer may have a dedicated audio controller based sound card. At a glance, the two most prevalent forms of audio quality in personal computers are poor and acceptable. Although the industry tries to keep in step with Moore’s Law, there is one thing that is predominantly true: computer sound is the last item on the list for performance evolution. Gamers and audiophiles alike know then to make this mistake, and have sound quality at the forefront of there needs.

Feb 10, 2007, 06:30 AM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,187 Rep Power: 109 System Specs	HT Omega CLARO 7.1 Channel Sound Card @ Bjorn3d Source: Bjorn3d _____________ Manufacturers seem to be throwing around the term 7.1 channel audio in all directions these days. It's everywhere; even the low-end segment seems to be offering onboard (integrated) 7.1 channel sound with their products. But it doesn't take long to notice that not all audio solutions sound alike; even if it has been labeled "High Definition". This is because most computers being used today provide audio through integrated low-quality sound, or in some small numbers the computer may have a dedicated audio controller based sound card. At a glance, the two most prevalent forms of audio quality in personal computers are poor and acceptable. Although the industry tries to keep in step with Moore’s Law, there is one thing that is predominantly true: computer sound is the last item on the list for performance evolution. Gamers and audiophiles alike know then to make this mistake, and have sound quality at the forefront of there needs. __________________ *How You Can Help DriverHeaven By Using Digg*