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A year and a half ago I bought a new Dell Dimension 2350. I had no idea
at the time I would be getting back into Flight Simulator, so didn't
pay attention to video or audio options. Onboard audio and video were
ok for FS2002, but for FS9 I bought a new video card. Options were
limited to PCI. All right, still having a lot of fun.
This afternoon I was looking at getting better speakers -- nothing
radical, just something with a subwoofer. Happened to glance over at
all of the ubercheap sound cards at NewEgg.
Question: if I install an audio card and disable the onboard audio,
will that free up resources that can be used for more fps? Cf.
disabling onboard video, which can free up RAM (64Mb in my case).
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A year and a half ago I bought a new Dell Dimension 2350. I had no idea
at the time I would be getting back into Flight Simulator, so didn't
pay attention to video or audio options. Onboard audio and video were
ok for FS2002, but for FS9 I bought a new video card. Options were
limited to PCI. All right, still having a lot of fun.
This afternoon I was looking at getting better speakers -- nothing
radical, just something with a subwoofer. Happened to glance over at
all of the ubercheap sound cards at NewEgg.
Question: if I install an audio card and disable the onboard audio,
will that free up resources that can be used for more fps? Cf.
disabling onboard video, which can free up RAM (64Mb in my case).
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Posted via the -Web to Usenet- forums at http://forums.simradar.com
Visit www.simradar.com and try our Flight Simulation Search Engine!
