On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 9:18 PM, Jamie Lokier wrote:
> But that doesn't explain why new kernels every few months behave so
> differently on my Intel HDA laptop.
>
Because a patch that makes sound work on one laptop can break sound on
another laptop. Due to the design of HDA, the only way to guaran
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/asus_xonar_d1/2.htm
Now that looks pretty good. It uses a crystal DAC chip and Crystal ADC,
both with real limits. Asus rolled their own logic chip to glue it all
together.
On paper, that looks really good. Of course, you probably want to look
for some
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gary @ 06/09/2009 01:24 AM:
> Yeah, I found that CNET article, but it doesn't tell me much about IC
> Ensemble. I'm in the valley, design analog, and never heard of them.
>
> Here's the deal. When you make a chip, you publish specs. Now most of
> th
Yeah, I found that CNET article, but it doesn't tell me much about IC
Ensemble. I'm in the valley, design analog, and never heard of them.
Here's the deal. When you make a chip, you publish specs. Now most of
these companies that make chips for the PC business publish electricals
for supply an
> scar wrote:
> > i was basically just looking for verification that the m-audio 2496 card
> > would suit my needs.
Yes, it certainly would.
gary wrote:
> I often wonder has VIA came out of nowhere with a DSP audio chip
> (Envy24). Oversampled ADCs are not exactly rocket science, but to make
>
