Sure, though you shouldn't need to disable the onboard device. All you really need to do is switch the default output device from the Windows Control Panel, unless there is a driver conflict.
Sure, though you shouldn't need to disable the onboard device. All you really need to do is switch the default output device from the Windows Control Panel, unless there is a driver conflict.
^^ No, it won't. Having it installed and not using it saves NOTHING.
I have 4 seperate sound devices installed right now:
ASUS Xonar Xense
NVIDIA HD Audio Output [from GPU]
Onboard Realtek
Logitech G35 [not using, but still plugged in]