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anyway to know what audio chipset my computer has?

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mostly just a curiosity since it is a 5~ year old prebuilt. i have looked online for this answer but it would seem theirs only 2 reoccurring results i find

one is to look in system information under sound device

and the other is to look in device manager under "sound, video" or "audio outputs"

and neither of them seem to give me the info i want.

for instance on the x99 boards it is pretty common for them to have realtek alc892

any ideas?

Use Astra32.

mostly just a curiosity since it is a 5~ year old prebuilt. i have looked online for this answer but it would seem theirs only 2 reoccurring results i find
one is to look in system information under sound device
and the other is to look in device manager under "sound, video" or "audio outputs"
and neither of them seem to give me the info i want.

for instance on the x99 boards it is pretty common for them to have realtek alc892

any ideas?

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mostly just a curiosity since it is a 5~ year old prebuilt. i have looked online for this answer but it would seem theirs only 2 reoccurring results i find

one is to look in system information under sound device

and the other is to look in device manager under "sound, video" or "audio outputs"

and neither of them seem to give me the info i want.

for instance on the x99 boards it is pretty common for them to have realtek alc892

any ideas?

Use Astra32.

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well whats your mobo?

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