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@cheese4927 It could be your card or maybe your drivers are outdated. A sound card would handle the recording of audio by itself, so that your memory isn’t being used instead. It is likely that recording audio is causing your computer to lag and put the audio out of sync and skip.
I’m not much of a PC gamer, but I do record music on my computer. I’ve noticed that the audio on my computer is always skipping, and it really causes problems (especially when recording since everything goes out of sync). Would this be a problem I can fix or should I just buy a sound card to replace the onboard one? I have a Dell Inspiron 545 if that makes any difference (bought just over a year ago).
Thanks in advance to any help anybody can give me!
@willlewis77
creative is like dell – theres an extremely fine line between their low-end stuff and their high-end stuff, and that line is pretty high. creative makes some really good stuff but you have to pay a lot more for it. keep in mind sound cards today wouldn’t be where they are without creative
buy audiotrak prodigy hd2,the best sound card under 150$,doesn’t consume much memory either.i own one, pm me for any questions…
HI. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME WITH THIS ISSUE? CAN A Creative Labs
Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio PCI Express, OR A Creative Labs
Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatality Professional Series PCI Express FIT in a GA-58A–UD7 MOTHERBOARD? I LOOKED AT A PICTURE OF THESE SOUND CARD AND THEY HAVE A SMALL CONNECTION TO THE MOTHERBOARD SLOT. THANK YOU.
@willlewis77
Don’t like creative myself either
such a fuckin sell out, creative is shit but they pay for marketing which is the only reason he mentions them
Onboard : Realtek HD audio, or Sound Card: Sound blaster SE?
@kamaldarkkey1234 I have the UX1 and I use asio4all drivers for it to get lower latencies and it works just fine for me to play software piano, guitar/bass and record midi and audio giving me a small latency with a somewhat old processor ( amd 5200+ )
But ye, look at usb soundcards those are cheap, look for reviews from harmony central and maybe youtube
@kamaldarkkey1234 Line 6 has these usb sound cards, UX1 UX2 and they come with podfarm software, which is basicly an amp emulator with good amount of effects ( depending on the product you buy ). Check usb sound cards from M-audio and EMU. I think M-audio fast track cards are also ones of the most popular usb cards within the hobbyists
PCIe cards are really expensive, and there is a chance that newer motherboards won’t have PCI anymore.
if i want rec my guitar .. what sound card should i use ? …
@HybridPineapple ..LMAO..what if 3DGAMEMAN turn around say to you, it’s not A-SUS IT’S AZUES :O??? so aslong as you understand wat he said just forget about rest.
Interesting you didn’t include Turle Beech’s Montego sound card in your list.
What’s the difference between gaming sound card, music sound cards, and home theater sound cards?
don’t use Creative they never make drivers tha will fix your problems on you soundcards , go for Asus or Auzentech
A-SUS NOT AZUES :O
I hear a massive difference in clarity between my on board sound and my Xonar D2X. I’m very glad I bought it..
I put together a secondary gaming PC with 2-channel JBL speakers, and was using the integrated audio for a bit. After experiencing the X-Fi’s sound quality on my other PC, I could instantly hear a difference. Onboard is absolutely inferior, there is no question about it. I dusted off my old Soundblaster Live X-Gamer, and installed it. Even this old soundcard sounds drastically better.
I have Vista ultimate and i’m using the onboard audio from Gygibyte. When playing music it crackles, I did update the driver but it still crackles when playing music or a lecture, should I get a sound card and is the AuzenTech X-Raider 7.1 a good card to get. Thank you
Will it make my game’s run better? I use onboard and its good but I hate low fps and I use a 250 GTS and a AMD X2 5000+.
@633336 That’s what I thought.
I thought it was Ay-sus.
onboard audio effects the performance of some game like juiced 2.
MOTO, RME, Apogee etc. for real DACs
What matter the most when it comes to Input Sound, the Sound Card or the Microphone?
@yhn122
Wonder how old people’s sound cards are.