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Hey, 

Quick little question. 
In my computer lessons for dummies i learned a long long time ago that adding several peripherals will decrease the amount of workload set on the cpu. This includes gpu's and audio card. I was wondering it this still applies today? 
Lets say i have a r5 2600 cpu on a x470 gaming gigabit aorus motherboard. Will the addition of a audiocard improve performance in games such as total war ? Will this improvement be meaningfull? would it work with a 80 dollar soundcard or should i look into 300 dollar soundcards??? 

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3 minutes ago, Christiaan21-03 said:

Hey, 

Quick little question. 
In my computer lessons for dummies i learned a long long time ago that adding several peripherals will decrease the amount of workload set on the cpu. This includes gpu's and audio card. I was wondering it this still applies today? 
Lets say i have a r5 2600 cpu on a x470 gaming gigabit aorus motherboard. Will the addition of a audiocard improve performance in games such as total war ? Will this improvement be meaningfull? would it work with a 80 dollar soundcard or should i look into 300 dollar soundcards??? 

The mobo handles most of the sound nowadays so it wouldn't actually impact your performance much 

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I feel like if youre not sure you need it then you probably don't 

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