Yes Definitely a significant difference...
 
I ran parallel testing a while ago with virtually every interface then on the market in trying to discover an interface to standardize on for our Emcomm Group.
 
Two different but indentical computers, in parallel, two different interfaces, connected to the same radio.
 
RigExpert and External Sound Cards would decode signal about 6db  to 10 db better that those using the internal sound cards...we could copy signals 100% on RigExpert, etc when devices such as RigBlaster no longer copied anthing.
 
We finally traced it back to the fact that the internal sound cards lived inside a very noisy environment inside the computers... even using an external sound card, greatly improved the results....

So yes it does matter...  and at that time we standardized on the RigExpert.
 
Obviously I am hoping the new microHam device has a 48KHz or faster clock and I am intrigued by the statement that it does not need special drivers....
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Howard S. White Ph.D. P. Eng., VE3GFW/K6  ex-AE6SM  KY6LA
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 4:10 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] A "sneak peak" ... The microHAM DIGI KEYER:

On 3/24/06, Dr. Howard S. White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Looks like MicroHam is finally taking to first step to getting it "Right"
> using an external sound card integrated into the box like they do at
> RigExpert to get away from the Computer generated noise and artifacts of
> internal sound Cards ...


Howard, does computer generated noise and artifacts really make a
difference?  With my cheap on-board soundcard  I have never noticed
any noise that would make a difference in decoding a signal.

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