On-Board Soundcard

by ScarZy • 5 Oct 2007, 20:05 • Journals
I has a new PC. And got a 650i Ultra MOBO

Link:
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=611214

I can't seem to get the sound working on the mobo its self...

any ideas?
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r&bster 5 Oct 2007, 21:06
lul :D onboard = shit
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nage 5 Oct 2007, 21:08
NO !
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r&bster 5 Oct 2007, 21:11
your pc = got hax0rd!
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nage 5 Oct 2007, 21:12
Your PC = Full of h4X
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r&bster 5 Oct 2007, 21:15
dirrrteh lieZ imo :{
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evan 5 Oct 2007, 21:15
Start > Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > System > Hardware > Device Manager

Look for any yellow asterisks, this shows that the hardware is at least recognized. The onboard sound is very likely to be a Realtek HD audio chip, although it might not be from Realtek. If it's then have a look on this page.
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ScarZy 5 Oct 2007, 21:16
evan, ty my fellow manc!

but not fixed but i know how. gonna play some ET wanna come?
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Klapp 5 Oct 2007, 21:18
starting to like you ;_)
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overdrive 5 Oct 2007, 22:16
download cpuz > run cpuz > copy pasty type of mobo in google > look for manufacturer > download mobo drivers

ps: try not to use realtec drivers, nforce are way better for fps performance where realtec gives a better quality of sound @ the cost of cpu power
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