Question About MSI GX660 Sound Card

I cant find if my sound card support 7.1 audio , because i want to buy razer tiamat headset. I cant find anywhere whats the model of the sound card the only thing it says is Realtek HD audio by dynaudio.

Quote from: krille70 on 30-June-06, 04:04:00
My brother tells this problem is because my Graphic card is MSI and my motherboard is from Asrock.
That statement from your brother shows he does not know anything about computers. Ignore it.
Take Care,
RIchard

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Greetings,
I am building another high-end dekstop PC. I'm looking for a NICE sound card and a set of 7.1 speakers. I currently have a X-Fi Fatalty FPS card, but was thinking of selling it and getting an X-Fi Prelude since it has optical out. I was also thinking about a set of Gigaworks S750 speakers, until I realized they don't have optical in. I was hoping someone more familiar with PC Audio could help me out. I have read several things (including the sticky/float post) about digital audio, but I still have a few questions.
1. What are the advantages/disadvantages of Digital Audio? (I have heard it sounds worse?!)
2. What is the best way to encode/decode audio? (Possibly keep it all Digital and not decode at all?)
3. Is EAX, Alchemy, CMSS compatible with Digital?
4. Why would Creative's top of the line S750 speakers not have Digital In?
I will be running Windows Vista and using the PC to play a lot of Games (including EAX), listen to music (mostly MP3 and WMA), and watch DVDs (I want FULL surround sound support). I want to have the ability to CMSS upmix stuff also. Can someone recommend something for me...
-Thank you

Hi
try eye tv from elgato:
http://www.elgato.com/
Good Luck.

HOW TO GO ABOUT DISCONECTING OLD SOUND CARD ,SO THE NEW BLAALASTER CAN LO

i HAVE A SONY VAIO AND I DO NOT SEE A CHIPBOARD FOR THE OLD SOUND CARD? HOE TO LOCATE THIS,WOULD STOP THIS INSSANNITY........PLEASE ANY HELP WOULD DOE A FELLA GOOD? IS THERE A SET PIN JUMPER SOMEWHERE?

Whoah whoah fist of all cool down man, there's nothing to get so nervous about. And don't try prying the poor VAIO open and locating any soundboards, unless you usually go around desoldering stuff...the soundboard is just a chip, leave it alone. To disable it, all you need to do is turn off an option in the BIOS, no knifes, screwdrivers or solderers needed.
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my previous msi boards had a feature where if u overclocked too much, and the system couldnt handle it, it would load the default settings in the bios. I really liked this feature and am wondering if it will be present in this board.
is it?

sorry m8 after that post i double checked and i thought you were talking about neo1 - didnt notice the SLI bit . i think a couple of others got caught by that one too.
so i did some investigating:
it uses the same award phoenix bios 6.00PG as neo1 and 2. every board i have owned since kt266a fom various manufacturers with that bios has had that feature. plus the insert key trick even works on a lot of 486 and early pentium 1 machines. i am still 99% sure it will put it that way.

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could you help me , please
I ask about msi 865 PE neo3-v mainboard
does it support cpu type :Pentium D 820 (2.8GHz ,95w) (dual core)
and can I get the full performance of this cpu (dual core) on this mainboard without problems?
Because your site tell us that this mainboard is support cpu Pentium D 820 (2.8GHz ,95w) on this link
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_cpu_support_detail.php?UID=654&NAME=MS-7097&kind=1
pleas help me before I buy the cpu
1.Product Type: msi 865 pe neo 3- v
2.BIOS version: 1.xx (PCB 1.0)
3.External VGA Type: Nvidia GF fx 5500 128 AGP
4.CPU Type:Pentium D 820 (2.8GHz ,95w)
5.Memory Type:512 mb twinmos DDR1 PC 400
6.Power Supply Type:P4 lga 400 watt
7.Operating System:winxp pro sp2
8.Problem Description: does this mainboard support cpu type Pentium D 820 (2.8GHz ,95w) (dual core)
and can I get the full performance of this cpu (dual core) on this mainboard without problems?
thank you for helping

Look at this: http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_cpu_support_detail.php?UID=654&kind=1
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Pentium D (65nm, Presler, Dual Core, FSB800, L2 Cache 2x2MB)(B1 version)
Pentium D 920 (2.8GHz ,95w) 800 14 OK
Pentium D 930 (3.0GHz ,95w) 800 15 OK
Pentium D 940 (3.2GHz ,130w) 800 16 OK
Pentium D 950 (3.4GHz ,130w) 800 17 OK
Pentium D (64-bit, Smithfield, Dual Core, FSB800, L2 Cache 2x1MB)
Pentium D 820 (2.8GHz ,95w) 800 14 OK
Pentium D 830 (3.0GHz ,130w) 800 15 NO
Pentium D 840 (3.2GHz ,130w) 800 16 NO
Pentium D (64-bit, Smithfield, Dual Core, FSB533, L2 Cache 2x1MB)
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Hi Everybody.
I know this not something one should ask. But I would like to ask what is the difference between MSI NX7300GS and MSI NX7300GT? Second I would like to know something. My brother tells this problem is because my Graphic card is MSI and my motherboard is from Asrock. Now I don't know much about this. But sometimes my computer just switch off and switch on again and when I start Windows it tells me that it has been restored from a problem. Now my brother tells it is because of the Graphic card. Can a Graphic card do that to a computer? Or can be something else. My mother uses Northbrigde and southbrigde from VIA. And he said it is not something that one likes to have on ones motherboard. Can that do what I said? And can one change ones graphic card after some time? Like can I change my MSi NX7300GS to a MSI NX7300GT? Or should one take another card? Like 7600GT? I usually don't play much games since I am not very found of games. I hope someone can help me with an answer to these question.
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Quote from: krille70 on 30-June-06, 04:04:00
My brother tells this problem is because my Graphic card is MSI and my motherboard is from Asrock.
That statement from your brother shows he does not know anything about computers. Ignore it.
Take Care,
RIchard

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Hi,
I'm considering purchasing the MSI FX5600-VTDR128 graphics card, but I have a few questions that I wondered if anyone could help me with. First, has anyone had major problems with the card? Also, I wondered if the tv-out feature would work using only rca composite cable because I do not have an S-video port on my tv.
Thanks

I'll be honnest... it might not be a good purchase if you are a gamer. You can find other MSI card doing better.
The major problems i've seen is:
- Slow for games
- IRx application for the remote control have serious
memory leak and i don't know if MSI really care about
that. People yell about that in every forums but
there's simply no MSI answer! You often have to
kill this task and throw the remote control in the
garbage if you don't want to loose memory.
I'm acutally loosing 8k per second. Any programmer
from MSI forgot to do a "MyObject = Nothing" after
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someone can find where you ask to the OS to give you
8K of ram!? ANSWER MSI!!!!!
- Media Center reset your screen to 1024x768 with a
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Hopefuly, thoses who make hardware only are more serious and test their stuff before selling them.
And to finish, you asked if it was able to work with an RCA because you don't have an S-video yet. I would say, yes because there's an adaptor with 2 plugs of each (input/ouput, for s-video and rca).
I've not been able to make mine work yet... i'm trying to find out what's wrong. mine is plugged onto my video RCA output. I setup my video to send the signal on the rear RCA plugs but the Media Center just get nothing! But i'm sure there's something i didn't understood. It's the first time i try to watch tv on a comp...
hope this might help to make your choice.
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Hi,
I\'m considering purchasing the MSI FX5600-VTDR128 graphics card, but I have a few questions that I wondered if anyone could help me with. First, has anyone had major problems with the card? Also, I wondered if the tv-out feature would work using only rca composite cable because I do not have an S-video port on my tv.
Thanks

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I only have built in onboard intel 3D accelerator card.

Hi
Such questions were posted many times here in the Toshiba forum and there is only one answer;
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Hi to all!
First of all sorry for my bad english :P
I have some questions regarding this motherboard that i would like to buy.
I've red some times ago that nForce 4 chipset had a bug with the HyperTransport (or similar) so all the motherboards with this chipset were post-poned. Now the german MSI site has posted a press-release of the MSI Neo4 saying that mass-volumes distribution will be in mid december.
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Hi to all!
First of all sorry for my bad english :P
I have some questions regarding this motherboard that i would like to buy.
I've red some times ago that nForce 4 chipset had a bug with the HyperTransport (or similar) so all the motherboards with this chipset were post-poned. Now the german MSI site has posted a press-release of the MSI Neo4 saying that mass-volumes distribution will be in mid december.
I would like to know if some Neo4 were distribuited before nVidia found the bug and (if so) if there's a method to identify the "good" from the "bugged" versions.
The second question is about the possible heatsink. I would like to install a Zalman CNPS-7700 AlCu (with 12x12 silent fan) but I dunno if the heatsink "dimensions" could create problems to some motherboard component.
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I've owned both the 6800GT and the X800XT (both AGP) and used both with K8T Neo2 board. I had some mouse issues when using the 6800GT. It would disappear during gaming. This was nVidia driver related. Overall, I think they are both fine with MSI boards in either nVidia or VIA chipsets. The occassional driver issue is hard to avoid from either camp.
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http://www.msi.com/news/1949.html
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Yeah I did.
Quote from: jkinneberg on 13-May-15, 07:04:11
Did anyone get an answer from MSI.
MSI is there going to be a BIOS release to support the ability to boot off of nvme PCIe cards for the M87 boards?
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2. In version 1.1 I noticed that the vcore options were available upto 1.625 now with this BIOS ists 1.55V.....I saw that the BIOS contained some vcore settings updates, but never thought that this would be it.....
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Mac-ATi-Radeon-9800-XT-256Mb-Video-Card-G4-4x-G5-AGPW0QQitemZ260267585968QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item260267585968&_trkparms=72%3A392%7C3 9%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12&trksid=p3286.c0.m14.l1318
I see things on eBay like this often and several searches on this forum tell me only part of the story. It sounds like flashing these PC cards BOIS will give you a card that will function on the Mac system and give full support for the Core Image and Animation on the OS but it is not clear to me if a card like this would have full support in a game like World of Warcraft.
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Any direction is appreciated.
-Rich
Message was edited by: Ibilish

Hi-
Welcome to Discussions!
A flashed card, especially the ATI cards, simply is removing the Windows ROM and replacing with a full Mac ROM.
Geforce cards often require a modified ROM, because the ROM for Mac version Geforce cards is larger than the ROM chip on PC version cards.
Even with the reduced ROM, and especially with ATI cards, the flashed version becomes a Mac version. All features and functions are available, and full OS compatibility is present.
Of course, one of the main reasons for graphics upgrades is gaming. With flashed cards that have a direct Mac edition cousin, with very few exceptions, there is no difference to the game or OS regarding a "true mac version" and a flashed version. Function is identical. With ATI, the only exception is the X800, which functions normally, but only via the VGA port. There are some Geforce exceptions, with the 6200 being the most notable, having limits on OS support.
The linked card is a good performance choice. The linked cards seller is very reliable, and does an excellent job of prepping the cards. They work. Highly recommended.
One caveat of using flashed cards, though not a problem, is PC cards are all pretty much 8x AGP compatible, backwards compatible to 4x AGP. However, Apple created the ADC capable G4's by using then unused pins to power the ADC port. If an 8x card is installed without modification, the machine appears dead. Nothing will happen. the easiest, and least destructive work around is to tape the #3 and #11 pins on the card. Once done, a 4x AGP G4 will enjoy the power and performance of the new card with no ill effect.
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