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  • Wizrdwarts
    Member
    • Dec 2006
    • 3754
    #1

    Sound quality question

    If I get a CPU that's more than enough for 2142, could I turn sound quality to very high and not have it affect my framerates too much even with a crap graphics card?

    Say an E8400 with my current 3650?

    Edit: On software, no sound card installed.
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    • =98=
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 10299
      #2
      Re: Sound quality question

      On software, with a good CPU, you'll notice no difference really. A lot of the processing is done on the actual Realtek audio chip (or whatever brand you have).

      So, with a new CPU, you won't notice it.

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        • iQue
          Member
          • May 2007
          • 4925
          #3
          Re: Sound quality question

          Most motherboards have inbuilt sound cards that more than enough can handle high sound settings without any lag or anything...

          Realtek High Definition Audio that I have, is a pretty common onboard sound card. It can easily use most games high sound settings.

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            • Wizrdwarts
              Member
              • Dec 2006
              • 3754
              #4
              Re: Sound quality question

              I have a Dell mobo and a Pentium D.

              Can't wait until I get an E8400 + Gigabyte EP35.

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                • imported_Field
                  Member
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 2234
                  #5
                  Re: Sound quality question

                  what you havent gotten it yet? why?

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