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  • foq
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    I've had another speaker set in the past that refered to the treble speakers as high-ends. This one calles them drivers. Chineese to English can be confusing. From now on, I'll disregard the terms "high-end" and "drivers". I'll just refer to them as "trebles".

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  • Bank
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    High-End doesnt mean Treble. It means well made/expensive. Which these werent?

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  • foq
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    I know drivers are software that you install along with hardware. But whoever printed on the box my speakers came in reffered to the "high-end" aka "treble" speakers as "drivers". Chineese to English can be confusing.

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  • Bank
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    Lol, drivers are the software you install on your computer that lets your computer accept the new hardware. Hahaha, from what I read, you're under the impression that they're speakers?

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  • foq
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    That's what they're called. The box that came with the speakers mentioned a subwoofer and "drivers". Thats what the treble aka "high-end" speakers are called, drivers. They have a few names. Feel free to slap me if i'm wrong.
    edit: just for reassurance, the drivers are hardware. My speakers did'nt come with any software to install.

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  • Bank
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    Originally posted by the_f0qer
    high-end drivers
    lolololololololol

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  • foq
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    It doesnt sound like crap, Monster. I have teh subwoofer and high-end drivers. I just wanted something basic but better than onboard bunk. It also may speed up my computer a bit as it's more efficant sound processing, IMO.

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  • Grim
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    It's ok for a basic card. I guess it all depends on what you're looking for. Personally, I'm in the market for this one:

    Creative Labs

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  • Monster
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    I have onboard sound, and everything sounds great. I don't see the point of shelling out money on a sound card. Get new speakers or headphones if stuff sounds like crap.

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  • foq
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    Yeah, I know a little bit around the computer.
    I know what/where/how to install (not drivers, the hardware work) these:
    processor
    ram(s)
    Hard Drive (only 1, no experiance with slaves)
    cd/dvd rom/burner drives
    floppy drives
    Video Card
    Sound Card
    Power Supply
    fans (just about everything except hard drive fan)
    and yes, I know what onboard audio is. It's the shitty audio built in w/ ur motherboard. Just like video is built in, it's shit. Although this sound card is not great, it's better than onboard audio. That's what I was looking for. It's also cool to have one, hehe.

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  • Bank
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    Originally posted by the_f0qer
    Cause onboard sound is a /\/()()|313.
    You didnt even know what onboard audio was until someone on this board told you...

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  • foq
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    Originally posted by Canadian*Sniper
    why's it cool?
    Cause onboard sound is a /\/()()|313.

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  • Bank
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    Not what I'd call great, but for 30 bucks it's not too bad.

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  • Canadian*Sniper
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    why's it cool?

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  • foq
    started a topic Cool sound card

    Cool sound card

    Only had 35 to spend, got this lil baby, It's been rated 5 star overall.
    This little thing is perfect for me. Better than onboard sound, 30 bucks, basic, great.
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16829102003
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