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This thread made me K so much I'm starting to feel like a banana. 

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inb4 assholes be like *RRUHUHURHUHREUSABIGFBUSERBGKSBGELKSDF JSDBGFLB GJGJ:SEDNGINSERG YOU DONT NEED A SOUNDCARD DUMBFUCKUNFESAOBGUKLSBOVRSNIRLBGVNSOLIRDBVNIOSJNRBGPIREB*

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Soundcards aren't really necessary unless you have high impedence headphones (like 250 and up) and even then, they tend to be overpriced.

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Soundcards, particularly that one, are a poor value; and you probably don't need one.

 

 

inb4 assholes be like *RRUHUHURHUHREUSABIGFBUSERBGKSBGELKSDF JSDBGFLB GJGJ:SEDNGINSERG YOU DONT NEED A SOUNDCARD DUMBFUCKUNFESAOBGUKLSBOVRSNIRLBGVNSOLIRDBVNIOSJNRBGPIREB*

 

...you fucker.

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Soundcards, particularly that one, are a poor value; and you probably don't need one.

 

 

 

...you fucker.

It's not the people telling him he doesn't need one that makes me angry, it's how they tell someone that does.

 

And damn, didn't know I rustled your jimmies enough to get called a fucker.

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Yes

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why the flame war, im doing audio editing so i have a custom pair of headphones that has a lot precision in the audio and it can produce a frequency sound that the motherboard just cant do anything about it sooooo i need it

There is no flame war. It is all jokes.

What do you mean you need it? Onboard is fine but if you really think you need it the one you picked it pretty alright although I would look at soundblaster cards before you buy.

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why the flame war, im doing audio editing so i have a custom pair of headphones that has a lot precision in the audio and it can produce a frequency sound that the motherboard just cant do anything about it sooooo i need it 

 

Your motherboard can produce any audible frequency unless it's broken.

 

It might help the discussion if you tell us exactly WHAT you're trying to do, and with what headphones or other audio equipment, and what motherboard you have currently.

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why the flame war, im doing audio editing so i have a custom pair of headphones that has a lot precision in the audio and it can produce a frequency sound that the motherboard just cant do anything about it sooooo i need it 

 

If you think you need something better than onboard audio, fine, but don't spend $200 on a soundcard. External devices are the way to go.

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Your motherboard can produce any audible frequency unless it's broken.

 

It might help the discussion if you tell us exactly WHAT you're trying to do, and with what headphones or other audio equipment, and what motherboard you have currently.

im using a custom pair of Audio Techinca ATH-AG1's  and im doing it for my company that i work at and i use alot of audio equipment that i dont want to go into detail on and my motherboard is a ASUS Rampage IV 

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im using a custom pair of Audio Techinca ATH-AG1's  and im doing it for my company that i work at and i use alot of audio equipment that i dont want to go into detail on and my motherboard is a ASUS Rampage IV 

 

A "custom" pair? So, like, It has the name of your favorite cereal on the earcup?

 

Are you sure whatever issue you think you're having (still not clear on what that is) isn't the fault of your headphones? That motherboard should be able to drive them. Sure, you might get interference from other components in the system but that wasn't something that you mentioned.

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A "custom" pair? So, like, It has the name of your favorite cereal on the earcup?

 

Are you sure whatever issue you think you're having (still not clear on what that is) isn't the fault of your headphones? That motherboard should be able to drive them. Sure, you might get interference from other components in the system but that wasn't something that you mentioned.

interference isnt my problem. it may be my headset :\ but its customised in that it has a custom driver that has more fidelety to the audio and it was realy expencive 

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