sound card louder?


  1. soulfood
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    XP windows Professional
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    sound card louder?


    Hi, will a sound card , a pretty good one $50. (creative or asus, etc) make your computer (speakers) louder? thanks
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  3. Sardonicus
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
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    Windows has a loudness feature, on some machines.
    Check your default speaker properties and look for enhancements.
    Some sound cards have sound boosting, controlled by the software.
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