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  • gunitsoldier127

    #1

    sound card

    can i run bf2 with a intergrated sound device/card? if not, i can get a sound blaster but im not sure if my mboard has the port for one. wats the ports name called? and i have a hp pavilion a350n. the u can check the specs here.



    thx.
  • Nitemare

    #2
    Re: sound card

    You can get any soundcard, from a cheap soundblaster live 24 bit to a creative xfi fatal1ty fps...you have 3 PCI slots and that is what is needed.

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    • xplod

      #3
      Re: sound card

      I think you might be able to run the game on low-med sound quality with on board sound, but it'll sound pretty crappy. According to your link, your computer has:

      Expansion Slots:

      One AGP,

      Three PCI,

      One Ultra ATA

      A soundblaster uses a PCI slot, which you apparantly have from those specs.

      Hope this helps.

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      • gunitsoldier127

        #4
        Re: sound card

        Originally posted by xplod
        I think you might be able to run the game on low-med sound quality with on board sound, but it'll sound pretty crappy. According to your link, your computer has:

        Expansion Slots:

        One AGP,

        Three PCI,

        One Ultra ATA

        A soundblaster uses a PCI slot, which you apparantly have from those specs.

        Hope this helps.
        alot, thanks from both. learned something today loollll well more than in history class.

        wat can i do with the ata?

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        • lil_jimmy_norton

          #5
          Re: sound card

          Originally posted by gunitsoldier127
          alot, thanks from both. learned something today loollll well more than in history class.

          wat can i do with the ata?

          ATA is what your Hard Drive and CD drives use.

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          • gunitsoldier127

            #6
            Re: sound card

            Originally posted by lil_jimmy_norton
            ATA is what your Hard Drive and CD drives use.
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