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The onboard soundcard could affect the game performances? - DDDD - 27.12.2009
I have a Dual Core Duo 2, a GF 9800GT...and one HD Realtek onboard soundcard. I use XP. Sometimes on a mission, when the computer is going to load a radio message from somebody from my wing (I don
- 439th_Spider - 27.12.2009
Yes it will affect your in game performances, i had same problem and when i installed a Creative X-Fi Xtreme card the game stop lagging everytime i had message or lot of surrounding sounds
The external card has its own controller and don't use less mainboard ressources.
Same for onboard video cards
- 439th_Spider - 27.12.2009
Sorry you must read!
"The external card has its own controller and use less mainboard ressources.
- Fisneaky - 27.12.2009
IF you have a second sound card installed disable on-board sound in BIOS
- GeneralPsycho - 27.12.2009
boltacag Wrote:Yes it will affect your in game performances, i had same problem and when i installed a Creative X-Fi Xtreme card the game stop lagging everytime i had message or lot of surrounding sounds
The external card has its own controller and don't use less mainboard ressources.
Same for onboard video cards
I would have said the same thing. I have Creative Audigy SE2 with hack to make it X-Fi Xtreme. Works a charm, except you have to put a cooler on that chip :lol:
- Fireskull - 27.12.2009
Yes.
The sound rate in your IL-2 Hardware Setup should be at 22, 050 hz, not 44,100 hz. Lowering sound hz will both reduce demand on performance and actually sound better. This is especially noticable in single and dual core PCs.
- DDDD - 27.12.2009
MANY THANKS TO ALL!!!
You have helped me a lot!
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- Fireskull - 27.12.2009
[quote="DDDD"]MANY THANKS TO ALL!!!
You have helped me a lot!
I
- DDDD - 28.12.2009
Ok, I