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Re: audio drop
computer guru said that display adapters that share memory and have no memory of there own cause computers not to have the resorces needed to perform the required functions. He called them "fake computers". Adding additional ram will not help...USB sound card will not help either. He Told me to buy another laptop. This one is a compaq presario 3000. AMD 2.8MH, 512 ram. 60 gig hd. Its hard for me to believe a low end video card can cause "poor sound quality". I hope this helps someone out there not to make the same mistake I did
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Re: audio drop
In Hoster the Sound and Video are heavily threaded together. So if the Video is taking to much of the power to try to display the graphics, then the sound can have an issue due to the video. This is why we only recommend the ATI Radeon Video cards. They almost always have the dedicated DDR memory, when they are built into the laptops. The laptops that we ship have the ATI Radeon 9700 chip, with a dedicated 128mb of Video memory.
This is the reason that we use the laptops that we do. They are more expensive, but the Video is one of the key items to make Hoster work correctly. High end video cards in laptops are not cheap.
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I purchased another laptop with ATI 9700,64megs and also adjusted the audio control to the "b" setting. together with hum eliminator it seams to work very good. Thanks to all
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Bspaint,
Glad that you got it all working now.
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Nevermind....... I better keep this thought to myself
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