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By external, do you mean literally external (via USB for example), or an actual sound card (PCI or PCIe)?

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I think he is just talking about PCI cards. I bought a cheap on, didn't even remember the name off the top of my head. It cost like $30 and works just fine.

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Creative Lab's soundcard are very good concerning sound quality. Their driver support can cause some serious headaches though.

I have been using Soundblasters since I have a PC and they never ever dissapointed in giving quality sound. But if you go for one be ready to fiddle with drivers for a bit (there are some 3rd party driver packs which are actually better than creative's).

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That's it, I have a Creative Lab card, although I think it's gonna die anyday now. Then again that's how I feel about my computer, ever since the kids have to use it also.

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I think he is just talking about PCI cards. I bought a cheap on, didn't even remember the name off the top of my head. It cost like $30 and works just fine.

 

No.. I'm talking about external soundcards... as in USB soundcards :)

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I know nothing about those, mine is a PCI and it was cheap....plus been working good for a while. One question.......why do you want a USB one?

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Guessing laptop?

 

I haven't tried any myself, but here's an option: http://techreport.com/articles.x/21256

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I know nothing about those, mine is a PCI and it was cheap....plus been working good for a while. One question.......why do you want a USB one?

 

Because my onboard souncard only plays sound for the right channel. Secondly, my revodrive will occupy the last PCI-e slot I have.

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