Soundcard for 2-channel reproduction, Is a discrete soundcard justified for someone using digital out? |
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Soundcard for 2-channel reproduction, Is a discrete soundcard justified for someone using digital out? |
May 2 2012, 15:23
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Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: 11-July 07 Member No.: 45217 |
Hi all,
I have a midrange audio set-up (Midrange Yamaha Receiver and a pair of Tannoy Eyris 1) connected to my PC. If using digital out to send the audio stream to the receiver, is it worth it adding a discrete audio card, as opposed to using the Motherboard integrated audio? My usage standards are pretty simple: music -> stereo. No gaming, movies, etc. Just music, and 2-channel. I understand that many have asked similar questions before, but perhaps their requirements weren't as simple as mine. thanks for your help. Gaius |
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May 2 2012, 16:28
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![]() Group: Members Posts: 33 Joined: 4-February 02 Member No.: 1251 |
Hello Gaius,
I would say that the answer is in the question. If your motherboard provides S/PDIF output and your receiver provides S/PDIF input, just connect them! You're in the case (2-channels, music only) where a discrete audio card is susceptible not to bring any improvements at all. Have a nice day, AiZ -------------------- AiZ stupid homepage - http://aiz.free.fr
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