P4C-800E DLX with SB Audigy2

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Is anybody running this configuration? If so did you have to do anything
special for it to run? Settings on the MB itself or in the BIOS.

I am looking at getting this board but I am not sure how the onboard sound
chip will affect my Audigy2. Any relevant suggest will be much appreciated
thanks.
 
Is anybody running this configuration? If so did you have to do anything
special for it to run? Settings on the MB itself or in the BIOS.

I am looking at getting this board but I am not sure how the onboard sound
chip will affect my Audigy2. Any relevant suggest will be much appreciated
thanks.
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Don't have that mobo, but basically all you do is disable the onboard
sound in the BIOS and/or jumpers on the mobo.

I recently put a Audigy2 in my A7N8X non-dlx, works and sounds
excellent! All I had to do was disable one setting in the BIOS.

Good luck,
Ed
 
Dan said:
Is anybody running this configuration? If so did you have to do anything
special for it to run? Settings on the MB itself or in the BIOS.

I am looking at getting this board but I am not sure how the onboard sound
chip will affect my Audigy2. Any relevant suggest will be much appreciated
thanks.
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As long as the 'Onboard sound' is disabled in the BIOS pre-install, you'll
have no troubles.

Mine works good, but I mostly use the onboard firewire for the camera, cant
tell you
how good the performance is via the IEEE1394 in the Audigy2
 
DONT GET IT!! Oh my god, I bought the same card with my Asus motherboard and
I have nothign but problems. Its been a month and I still havent found a
fix.
 
Dan said:
Is anybody running this configuration? If so did you have to do anything
special for it to run? Settings on the MB itself or in the BIOS.

I am looking at getting this board but I am not sure how the onboard sound
chip will affect my Audigy2. Any relevant suggest will be much appreciated
thanks.
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No problems here, great sound. As said before, just disable the onboard
sound in BIOS.
 
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