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onboard audio will be just fine.

 

in most cases onboard sounds as good if not better than a sound card. if you want better sound, get a nice DAC. ;)

Hey. My church needs a new presentation PC. The one we have now is slightly outdated and still running XP. I couldnt stand for them to waist butt loads of money on some pre-built some idiot at best buy sells them (no offense if you work at best buy) so i jumped in and offed to build it for them. We need good sound on the PC because the PC is also used to play a lot of videos and music along side running the presentations. The build is based on the fm2 platform and this is the board i picked out for now. Build is still in early planing stages. The questions i have is would the onboard audio be good enough? Should i opt of a better board with better onboard audio? Should i go for a sound card? If yes then which one is good? Thanks in advance 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128659

Note: This is just one builds im making a parts list for. Making a parts list for a few different price points then they can chose how much they would like to spend on the PC. 

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onboard audio will be just fine.

 

in most cases onboard sounds as good if not better than a sound card. if you want better sound, get a nice DAC. ;)

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onboard audio will be just fine.

 

in most cases onboard sounds as good if not better than a sound card. if you want better sound, get a nice DAC. ;)

dont think da church needs a dac....

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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Onboard is fine. Wire it to a speaker amp (assuming your church already got one from previous setup), good to go. 

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You don't need a computer in Church!

 

The wind of God will create sound and the light from God will empower your projector!

Try to tell them that when i dont show up on time and worship service starts late haha

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In most cases the onboard audio would be just fine in this case the realtek alc 887 would be just fine. I don't think the church really does pro mixing and such 

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dont think da church needs a dac....

not saying it does, but if they need better sound than the onboard then its an option :P

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