Onboard audio out, usb audio card


  1. JukeboxJezabel
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    Onboard audio out, usb audio card


    The audio chip went out albeit windows diagnostics and DirectX dxdiag both show it is working but all inputs, outputs front and rear do not work, speakers produce static. My question is, I see these usb audio cards that they are so small are they dependent on the onboard audio?
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  3. fireberd
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    No, they have their own "sound card" built in. If you use one of these, disable the PC's sound card in the BIOS so there is no conflicts.
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  4. JukeboxJezabel
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    thanks
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