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SOLVED WINDOWS 7 Pro x64 is a drastic improvement, everything is fixed and sounds great. also ( I had the wrong RCA to 3.5mm adapater cable, my version was mono, i switched to a stereo one and sound improved drastically)

couldnt conquer windows XP driver issues. switched my RCA to 3.5mm adapter cable; from MONO to STEREO. Installed windows 7. RECORDING SOUNDS GREAT NOW!!! everything sounds great ^____^.

I just installed W7 64 bit... and at 2gigs of ram it still flies. :bounce: thanks all - Kalypso

but 4gb isnt 'necessary' is it? cause i wont be able to get more ram atleast for a few more weeks. :0)

Hello all, This is a very easy question for you seasoned W7 users. I have a Core 2 Duo E6700 ( which I can overclock... but havent ) corsair 2 gig of ram. Intel 40gb SSD hard drive. ( and two SATA drives 160gb respectively ) and 8800 gts... ( which I may upgrade, but I dont play that many...

Actually the card is... [ sound blaster x-fi xtreme audio ] >> http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Labs-SB0790-Blaster-Xtreme/dp/B000IZC0GO and yes, it is old... I may return it, my onboard audio is HD but all audio cards are giving me problems right now. this may lead me to update to windows 7.

is it possible to switch between 32 bit and 64 bit, without reinstalling OS?

Asus P5q ( latest bios ) E6750 Core 2 duo 2.66ghz 2 gigs of ram. 40gig SSD hard drive. XP service pack 3 Creative sound blaster XI-FI 5.1 ( drivers from instillation disk, newest drivers not compatible with xp :( ) _______________ I can hear music loudly and clearly coming from my dj mixer...

Just bought a new sound card... line-in audio source sounds great and plays clearly. i think its time to give up on xp

only hardware is Realtek HD audio ( onboard sound - from an asus p5q ) specs are 2 gigs RAM core 2 duo 2.6ghz 40 gig SSD hard drive... 8800 gts and Windows XP sp3 Everything should work fine. the source audio is a DJ mixer. ( im using a rca to 3.5 headphone plug >> that goes into Line-In...

windowx xp sp3 gives me line-in issues with my sound recordings... the audio is too low and it spikes based on whatever else im playing... sounds like a driver issue with XP, as sp3 doesnt even have proper realtek HD drivers. what do you think... will I get improved performance from my line-in...

I found out that there are problems with Realtek audio HD driver and windows service pack3 I found a patch for this. but ultimately the result is the same. line-in volume levels are too low, and they spike when I play other audio. I hate to have to keep dealing with low audio levels forever...

help me friends... :( this is a tough one.. i can record audio of my stereo mix to give and example.

Hello friends, **PREPARATIONS: I updated my bios and installed the latest Realtek audio sound drivers from asus.com. I still have the files. **SPECS overview Asus p5q Intel core 2 duo Corsair 2GB DDR2 SDRAM Intel ssd 40gig + Sata 160gig 8800 GTS I have Direct X9 Windows XP service Pack...