External Sound Card

g4m3rof1337

g4m3rof1337

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I'm in the market for a sound card, I guess it needs to be external, with my SLI setup and after market coolers, lol. I would like to connect my future set of home theater speakers, if possible. I can post the specs of them, so we can determine what ports it has, if needed.


Budget, I don't know, throw some stuff at me.


My speakers:
http://www.amazon.com/JVC-THG40-Digital-Theater-Connection/dp/B0019IQZ7Y


How does this look?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16829102020


Thanks.
 
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I have 4 of these cards. I was never a fan of USB but I read some awesome reviews and decided to bite the bullet. Before I got these, there was a buzz/hum coming from somewhere and I had to replace all cards/cables and everything. The buzz went away for a few weeks and then came back. So I got these cards and everything has been fine since. Thank gosh it wasn't my board which I thought it was after the buzz came back. My entire studio runs from these and I love them I would buy 10 more if I needed.


CB
 
Did you link to an item?

If it's a slot card, I probably won't be able to plug it in.

You can kind of see how cramped I am.
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The coolers have 2 fans clipped onto them.
 
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The item I was referring to is the one you linked to. The Creative Sound Blaster one.

Yeah I can see that its pretty cramped in there tho. I like your case, its very nice and neat on the inside.
 
Oh awesome, what do I need to know to see if it will connect my home theater speakers to my computer.


And thanks, I recently upgraded to a non-modular PSU, and need to do some management again.
 
Connecting to a home audio system is merely a function of cable and input on your receiver or preamp. I use an external one but it probably cost as much as your water cooler.

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In your shoes, I would simply use the audio built into your mainboard.
 
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