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  1. 09-06-2014, 09:28 AM #1
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    Gigabyte G1 Gaming boards released at Computex

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    Re: Gigabyte G1 Gaming boards released at Computex

    z6 good for htpc,has coaxial output so your dac will receive 24bit/192khz -wont need usb converter
    -but only one opamp ,i would buy it if under 120euros
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    Re: Gigabyte G1 Gaming boards released at Computex

    Quote Originally Posted by xslavic View Post
    z6 good for htpc,has coaxial output so your dac will receive 24bit/192khz -wont need usb converter
    -but only one opamp
    If you're using an external DAC does it matter what opamp it comes with?
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