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Difference between Realtek onboard sound
kitamesume:
xD i`m using the S/PDIF output and an external converter, aka D/A converter, it should be the highest possible quality that you could get on an onboard right? plus i got a hand-me-down studio headphone from my uncle, its decent but abit heavy, i've wanted to get a Razer Orca for some time now though i`m saving up my money for bulldozer.
so on actuality, the difference between their digital output is just the supported formats and some additional features? while analog, i`d agree its just horrible but acceptable.
bloody000:
You are using digital out so the answer is a definitive Yes.
Freedom Kira:
What's the big deal if you're not an audiophile?
bloody000:
--- Quote from: Freedom Kira on June 05, 2011, 06:24:57 AM ---What's the big deal if you're not an audiophile?
--- End quote ---
Your chances of developing ear cancer is significantly reduced.
vuzedome:
When you're talking discreet audio cards it's all about the little things like operational amps, audio processing unit, capacitors but if you're going optical then mind as well go with a good amp, onboard optical like realtek's will do the job.
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