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    Re: Improving the Sound Quality on my PC

    Someone post this over at Head-Fi. I am sure they could point out the advantages...

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    Re: Improving the Sound Quality on my PC

    You know the people who buy these will have the cheapest no-name PSU to go with it!!!!!

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    Re: Improving the Sound Quality on my PC

    How would PSU relate to SATA cables?

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    Re: Improving the Sound Quality on my PC

    Quote Originally Posted by gersh View Post
    You know the people who buy these will have the cheapest no-name PSU to go with it!!!!!
    Quote Originally Posted by spoon_ View Post
    How would PSU relate to SATA cables?
    I think the point was that anyone silly enough to buy this would probably not realise that other components have a more significant impact on system performance.
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    Re: Improving the Sound Quality on my PC

    Quote Originally Posted by megancheung View Post
    A few options exist

    1) Install a separate sound card and bypass the onboard chip
    2) As 1 but a card that has a digital output and also add a separate DAC
    3) As 1 or 2 but use a USB card so you dont have to open the box

    1/2 are the most reliable solutions as USB can be a bit flaky with sound devices

    Specifics depend on your budget and how much faffing around you want to do with
    your PC internals..


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