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| Junior Techie Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 84
| heyy guys. When i first got the mobo, i hooked the frontal audio ports from my TT tsunami into mobo and my headset worked like a charm. However, when i bought a Creative sound blaster sound card, the front audio port didnt work no more. Not only that but when i plug a mic into the sound card, it still didnt work nor did it register. Is this my mobo's prob or sound card? i tried disabling onboard audio in bios but it still didnt work. any suggestions? |
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| Monster Techie Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 1,006
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why are u getting a soundcard? i think the ones on the mobo are good enough, at least mine is..... and not to mention the coaxial and optical output capabilities. But ye... i guess sound cards are a way to go just like video cards are. But for me im upgrading to 4gb ram first before the soundcard. Ima order it on the 14th hehe when i find out what my new address is going to be in college then woot woot hello to 4gb ram. Hope the price for the HZ will drop by then.
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| Super Techie Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: inside.
Posts: 272
| u have to disable onboard audio in the bios. then load the soundcard drivers, which u probably have already done. and unless the soundcard has a connector for the frontpanel audio, then no frontpanel audio 4 you.
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