Audio Riser Card

I have K7T TURBO2 motherboard I would like to know has anyone try to use the MSI Audio Riser Card for this board???? Can the Audio card be use on this board at all????

the nforce card,only one ive heard of is unique to it

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Help hooking up MSI 6 channel audio-output riser card and DTT2500

Hi guys,
I'm having trouble here. I originally had my SBLive hooked up to my DTT2500 speakers (yeah I know, overpriced POS) through a 2.5mm-->DIN(9pin) jack. The SBLive has a 2.5mm spdif out on it. Now I swapped to an Nforce board and I'm using the onboard MCP audio. I used the CNR riser card (picture below) thinking this would be an easy switch. But unfortunately things don't go that well for me. Turns out that the SPDIF on the Riser is an RCA spdif out, not 2.5mm. So, my question is, how do I hook up:
SPDIF RCA OUT----->2.5mm
.....or.................
SPDIF RCA OUT----->9pin Digital DIN
Any ideas??? The SPDIF is the bottom jack of the 3 in the picture below, right????

I'm gonna try this again while our friend here shows an illustration and I can elaborate. Sorry to crash this thread but I see an opportunity here, and someone else may benefit from it as well.
I too gave up and switched to the SB live becuase I like sound coming out of all 4 speakers of my Altec lansing 4.1 analog system.
1. Does this mean that I can switch back and use the jack on the CNR card for the rear speaker connector since I have only two plugs from my AL's.
2. Do I now have control over the 4 speakers or is it the same as before where you can only hear sound out of four speakers when it is encoded for it?
3. finally, (see illustration) the wire loop/connector that connects the CNR card to the MB, shows it is connected at the header behind the SPDIF Jack (it comes that way).
A. Do I need to leave it there or move it to the header behind one of the other jacks for ANALOG???? or will it work the way it is?
I tried bringing this up in the old forum in my early days but it seems it was overlooked. I moved on and got my SB LIVE...yeah I know, but I just can't do without 4 speaker sound, not just a mirror image for the rear.
I don't want to have to shell out another 200 beans for a new speaker system...yet
So does anyone have any experience relating to the questions I have asked? ?( ?( ?(

Rear audio with audio usb card, hercules muse

Hello,
i have bought an audio usb card (hercules muse pocket lt), but i have a problem to use rear audio output. Using vlc player it works fine with all outputs (if it plays a dvd with sound 5.1), but with other softwares (itunes, dvd player..) it doesn't work .. so it works in 2.1 mode, only in stereo.
In Audio/Midi setup, i have configured the speakers, multiple channels, and 5.1 surround, and I test each speaker and they work fine! But in audio output list i can set only master volume, and the six channels aren't active.
Is there a solution to use the rear audio output?
Thank you, and sorry for my english, i hope you understand my problem!
Powerbook G4 15" Mac OS X (10.4.8)

I did a quick search on Google and came up with quite a number of solutions.
Best of luck.

MOVED: Riser Card for K8D Master-FT (Rackmount)

This topic has been moved to Server/workstation.
Riser Card for K8D Master-FT (Rackmount)

http://www.mypccase.com/2u64rica.html
There are extra cables there to supply power, You will need to break out a solder kit and hook them up to a molex connector (which is a fairly easy to do).

K8D Master-FT PCI / Riser Card Help

Ok, I have just taking my first venture into the true server class motherboard. We chose the K8D Master-FT w/ a pair of opteron 240's. I have ran into a few issues that I just can't seem to find any answers on.
1. We used a third-party case which didn't come with a riser card. Do I need a PCI-X riser card or can I still use a 32bit riser. Also once I have the correct riser card can I still use 32bit PCI devices on the riser?
2. Next if I only want to use one slot can I just use the PCI-X slot on the motherboard without a riser? If so can I use a 32bit PCI card?
Thanks a bunch in advance.

Ok. Here are the details. We get the system board in and we grab a rack case with the correct form factor. Problem is the case didn't come with a riser card. None the less we where under the same impression that we could stick a PCI or PCI-X card in the slot. We only have a single card (RAID controller) which we intend to use. When we insert the PCI (32-bit) raid card in the PCI-X slot the system won't boot. We even tried inserting the card every which way we could in the slot thinking maybe we had inserted it wrong. Still no luck. Should our raid controller be 64 bit? Also we did have some riser cards that came with some ATX form factor rack cases, but when inserted into the PCI-X slot, the card slots face oddly up the motherboard towards the I/O panel. Thanks.

K7N420 pro MSI 6952 TV-Out Riser Card troubles

just wondering if anyone has gotten the MSI 6952 TV-Out Riser Card to go with their K7N420 pro motherboard and if so how do you get it to work as ive tried for months on end and i still have many failed attempts at getting it to function

It is your drivers. You need to get the 29.XX series of detonator drivers and use those to get tv-out to function.
I had a K7N420 and a tv-out card... long dead, exploded caps. I recall that the last version of the detonators that worked for sure was the 29.20s. I experience the same difficulty with my geforce3 Ti500 and the new drivers... no tv-out signal as the drivers cannot seem to detect the presence of a tv on the other end of the svideo cable.
Try it out and see if it works

Dimm Riser card ?

Hello,
I need to get a new dimm riser card as one of mine seems to be faulty, can these be bought from apple?
I don't see anything on the apple online store, if i phone them could i order one? or go into town to the apple store & buy one? if not where is a recomended place to go please?
The problem with the card is:
Dimm riser A / Dimm 3
Dimm riser A / Dimm 4
These 2 don't show as having any memory in them, i've changed memory to check it wasn't the memory.
Any help is very much appreciated please.

Hi, thanks for the quick reply, i should have mentioned i live in the UK. Those 2 site are in America, does that matter or should i find a site in uk?
In the powerbook medic site it says it not in stock. In the dvwarehouse site there's 2 links:
Apple memory riser card for mac pro first generation 922-7695
Apple memory riser card for mac pro early 2008 820-2178 922-8492
which is right for my mac please? (sorry i'm not very expeienced at this stuff)
some info from my mac:
Model Name:          Mac Pro
Model Identifier:          MacPro3,1
Processor Name:          Quad-Core Intel Xeon
Processor Speed:          3 GHz
Number of Processors:          2
Total Number of Cores:          8
L2 Cache (per Processor):          12 MB
Memory:          12 GB
thanks for any help.

RAM or Riser Card

I have a Mac Pro 1,1 and have been experiencing some RAM problems. First, I had RAM sticks fail on the entire top riser card. I replaced all of it and have been fine up until now. Now, when I start up my machine, one pair of 2 GB sticks will register as 1 GB each. But if I restart, this sometimes goes away and the full capacity comes back to 2 GB each. How can I figure out if this is a Riser Card problem or a RAM issue? It's hard to believe the new RAM I just recieved a few months ago already went bad!
Thanks.

Sometimes new RAM instantly fails.
Sometimes your computer case is too warm
Sometimes running SmcFancontrol 2.3+ @ 900 rpm as new default works to get more air flow
These are you are sure Mac Pro certified DIMMs.
Contact the seller.
Don't continue to use RAM that is 'sometimes' that is not ever normal (I have seen people with EVGA SR2 though that have RAM not show up but they are also playing with voltage and timing and experimenting more).

S/PDIF options for PCI Express X-Fi Xtreme Audio sound card non-existant!

Hey guys, I've been searching around for this for a while now and I still come up with anything...
I currently have a PCI Express Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio sound card installed in my PC, and this cound card has a built-in optical output port. I have been trying to set the sound card to use this port and I still can not find anyway around it.
I have searched the support pages and they always go back and say that I can enable audio on that port using the Digital I/O icon in the media console (I'm in Entertainment mode btw, doesn't seem like I can change that). However, I don't have that icon present in my media console. I tried upgrading drivers, updating software but still to no avail
So right now i'm running Windows XP (32-bit) and what seem to be the latest software and drivers for this card, and none of this is making any sense to me and so I believe that I am going mad!
I am honestly starting to believe that the port is just there for decoration...

This seems to be a fairly common issue across out in the market.
Do you not think it would be worth while chasing this down internal to Creative and sharing the solution with everyone?
Pointing us one at a time to support for what should be readily available drivers doesn't make a lot of sense.

USB/Audio connector card

my USB/Audio connector card got cracked when my laptop( 3000 N100, 0768-04u) fell on the carpet.
So my headphone circuit is disconneced.
How much would it cost to replace with a new one in India and generally how much does it cost as right now I'm in canada for a few days.
if any suggestion,plz.
Thanks,
Rajesh

please call lenovo support line for india to get the known correct information about shipping and costs.
1800 3002 9929, alternate No: 080-39834100, sms : 9900173324
email support : http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/in/en/EmailSupport/EM_Email_Support.aspx

PLEASE HELP!! ExpressCard Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio Sound Card for NOTEBO

Hi. I'm new here and found this forum because I have problems with my?Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio Sound Card for notebooks. The card itself works fine with my Dell XPS notebook but I also purchased the upgrade kit-speaker docking module that would allow me to play my 4/4. speakers. The problem lies withiin the speaker docking module (upgrade kit). I'm running Windows Vista, could this be the problem? I don't get sound from my speakers. When I run the diagnostic test I only hear sounds from my front left and right speakers and nothing from my sub and my back speakers. I hear NOTHING when I play music or anything off of my laptop. Please help with this issue. Thank you.

That's great, but ideally i would require to purchase from the UK.....

Mac Pro 1,1 two different riser card.

When I got my Mac 1,1 Pro used, it only came with one riser card. Now I recently bought another riser card from ebay, but it is a different color (the original was light blue and the new one is indigo). Everything does work, but I was just wondering did apple use two different riser cards, because they are the same model and both were built in 2006 by Apple. Also this won't cause any optimization issue, Right? This maybe a small thing but hey, can't be too cautious. Anyway, Thanks For Your Help.

deal with reliable place like DVWarehouse which has 1,1 part number but $70
Apple Memory Riser card for Mac Pro First Generation 922-7695 - NEW - $78
there is another vendor that also carries parts and was about $40
Mac Pro Memory Riser

Bad Riser Card = send to shop?

Hey everyone,
I'm the (otherwise very happy) owner of a 2007 8-Core Mac Pro getting ECC errors from a specific DIMM on what I believe to be a bad riser card. I gave away the stock 1 GB RAM and am using 4x2GB sticks from TransIntl.com and installed on my machine since Day 1
When I spoke to someone at AppleCare, they told me that I had to send my machine in to an Apple Store (or Apple Authorized Service Center) since the riser card, at least according to the info she had in front of her, isn't a user-replaceable part. This was tough for me to believe, but I didn't want to argue unnecessarily.
So my question is: does Apple really not send replacement riser cards out to users? On a PowerMac G4 years ago, I was sent a replacement SuperDrive when mine went bad. I'd consider a riser card - especially on the beautifully designed Mac Pros - to be eminently easier to replace, so this doesn't make sense to me.
Since this is the first time I'm posting about this issue here on Apple Discussions: yes, I'm fairly certain my riser card is bad. I've done all the tests for this - swapped the RAM modules, swapped the riser cards between slots - and the same DIMM on the same card reports ECC errors after awhile (my machine is on 24/7).
Curious to hear experiences or opinions...

Once you replace the RAM yourself, you expose yourself to the possibility that the warranty won't be honored if you damage something in the process. Read the RAM installation instructions for your model in the Do-It-Yourself page of Apple's support website. All the disclaimers are there. If you sold the DIMM, unfortunately you have further eliminated any chance of discovering if the problem was the Transintl module or the riser card, unless you try yet another RAM card that is new from a renowned vendor. You are better off letting an authorized service center do the installation, because that way, they can document it for Apple that it was done by them. Regardless of what Apple says here, this is a user to user forum, and we can't really discuss policy. You'd best just take it up with Apple if you find two highly renouned vendors aren't able to give you a working RAM card in your machine*:
http://www.macmaps.com/badram.html
And in the future, never sell elements you replace yourself until you are certain the replacement part works.
- * Links to my pages may give me compensation.
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K7n420 CNR audio riser

Greetings, I picked up a k7n420 secondhand, sans the CNR audio riser....can anyone tell me where I can purchase one? Thanks!

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Originally posted by Beltxo
mmm.. AFAIK it has a modem... take a look at your BIOS settings... integrated devices: audio, vga, lan, modem...
If you try to use said modem, you'll be sadly disappointed by the inifinite lag you'll recieve any response. :D
There really is no integrated modem functionality available with this motherboard. The modem selector in the BIOS is just an artifact, much like the cacheable BIOS settings.

Please recommend a right-angled PCI-e 16x riser card/cable for a Media Live

The IGP in my Media Live is not running properly, or nVidia's drivers for it are just crap (more likely, I guess), so I need to fit a dedicated video card. The riser fitted for the supplied Hauppage WinTV card is for a PCI slot... I have Aero turned off, which ameliorates teh problem but some windows/applications still don't render properly.
I am having trouble finding a suitable riser card for a PCI-e 16x slot though. The main problem is that the 16x slot is not directly underneath the mounting points for the riser card, which means I need a riser with a flexible cable. Secondly it needs to be right angled and thirdly the slot needs to lie lower than the mounting holes. Most every riser card I've seen has the slot level with or above the mounting holes, however this would not work in the Media Live case.
In a pinch, I guess I could live with a PCI graphics card... but are there ANY modern PCI graphics cards????
So is there a recommended riser card I should use, or am I stuck?

CPU in and running fine. No issues so far, although I haven't run it under load yet.
My Titan heatsink was a tricky fit, the heatpipes are literally touching the RAM heatsinks (though not pressing against them) and the holes in the motherboard were on the large side. Installation instructions were ok but parts bags mislabled! And the supplied thermal paste was horrible... still, it really is a low profile heatsink and one rated to 130Ws - unlike just about every other one out there! The fan I fitted is a Scythe Gentle Typhoon 92mm unit and is really quiet! I hadn't realised just how noisy the original machine was, but with the Typhoon and the Silverstone PSU fitted it is genuinely quiet. Lastly, unlike the GT64 fitted before, it's fins go sideways, not front/backwards, and that means air coming off the heatsink will now go over the heatsink on the NB...
Speaking of which, I discovered the NB heatsink was rather loosely fitted. I'm going to score an aftermarket one with a bigger sink and *maybe* a fan and fit that soon. With proper thermal paste.
Lastly, since they were mentioned as a potential problem, I took a pic of what I think are the VRMs?
If I'm right, I can readily fit a heatsink to those if it would help.
With 8GBs of RAM and a 600GB Velociraptor coming, I am going to do a new windows build soon with 64bit Ultimate. After that, all I have to do is source a slot-load BR drive and the upgrades will be done. Modding the case will be another job...

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