sound card

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  1. neptune

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    i have now onboard sound with a spliter coming out with one going to my speakers the other going to my headphones. and it really dont sound good only one speaker gets any sound because the other side is going to the headphones . is there a card out there with at least 2 outs to eliminate this problem?

    will this one do
    Line Out Front/Rear/Center/LFE


    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16829111003


    Model
    Brand DIAMOND
    Series XtremeSound
    Model XS51
    Audio core
    Channels 5.1
    Sample Rate 48KHz
    Digital Audio 16-bit
    Hardware Decode Dolby EX and DTS
    Ports
    Line In Yes
    Line Out Front/Rear/Center/LFE
    MIC In Yes
    MIDI/Joystick Yes
    Spec
    Interface PCI
    System Requirements 850 MHZ CPU

    Available PCI slot

    128 MB RAM

    20 MB Hard disk space

    CD-ROM drive *

    Amplified Speakers, Amplifier w/Speakers, Headphones

    Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows XP Media Center
     
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    neptune, Dec 8, 2006
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  2. neptune

    neptune Regular member

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    any ideas ?
     
    neptune, Dec 10, 2006
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    Suggestion? Yeah, it's called plugging one while other is in use.
     
    Jallan, Dec 11, 2006
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  4. neptune

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    thats the easy way. just wanted to know about a different card so i wouldnt have to unplug one or the other
     
    neptune, Dec 12, 2006
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