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yo dude,
to connect a 5.1 or 7.1 speaker you need a sound card that supports it. In-built sound cards dont support this feature (yet). so go for a sound card which ranges around 2500 (Sound blaster live). and as far as speaker goes i have heard that Creative or Altec Lansing is the best. However i use Mercury 5.1 and it does a good job for me. hence i stick with it and it doesnt cost a bomb shell.
just connect this and have 'blasting' fun
to connect a 5.1 or 7.1 speaker you need a sound card that supports it. In-built sound cards dont support this feature (yet). so go for a sound card which ranges around 2500 (Sound blaster live). and as far as speaker goes i have heard that Creative or Altec Lansing is the best. However i use Mercury 5.1 and it does a good job for me. hence i stick with it and it doesnt cost a bomb shell.
just connect this and have 'blasting' fun
prathap_lab
Journeyman
hi,
even onboard sound cards supports 4.1 & 5.1 channel audio. mine is intel 865 MB. it has an option called "Multi-Channel sound Manager". using this you can get 4.1 & 5.1 channel audio. this is possible as the software converts the mic & line-in jacks etc into speaker out jack.
i think even 845MB has this option. see in your MB cd.
thank you.
even onboard sound cards supports 4.1 & 5.1 channel audio. mine is intel 865 MB. it has an option called "Multi-Channel sound Manager". using this you can get 4.1 & 5.1 channel audio. this is possible as the software converts the mic & line-in jacks etc into speaker out jack.
i think even 845MB has this option. see in your MB cd.
thank you.
shwetanshu
Cyborg Agent
prathab is correct, i too have a 845 mobo and it does supprt 5.1, although i myself use a sound card
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