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I have two old Leadtek cards just sitting around doing nothing. One is a Nvidia 5600 Ultra, and the other is an Nvidia 7600GT. Could you use either of these cards, Wolf?
I enjoy checking my locally owned speaker shops for great deals. I bought a pair of new PhaseTechnology Teatro 4.5's for $20 a speaker, during a sidewalk sale at a local dealership.
I know that the 4.5's aren't the best speakers out there, you can't beat that deal with a stick...
LOL....Oops, sorry Melonie.....
That's sweetie. I wasn't paying attention to my spelling, and I most certainly wasn't commenting on your bodily fluids. :eek:
I really need to stop typing after those forties of Ice House.....
In fact, Leoftw, that's exactly what I would do. I would run different music in different areas.
Some of the BEST house parties I've been too have had different music playing in different areas. It adds atmosphere to your party, and caters to a wide verity of music that your guests can...
Ok, I'm going to state the answer that has yet to be given:
Your solution just might be more trouble than it's worth. Would it be so bad to have two separate computers running two separate play-lists? :eek:
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Well, fist of all, you say that music sounds "bland and tinny", do you have any idea of the impiedence of your headphones? The problem could just be that you have a pair of head phones rated at over 100 ohms, and you amp just isn't enough to drive them.
As for your second question: I have...
I really not sure if this will help, but I use an Onkyo TX-SR303 to drive my HD-485. It gives them enough power so as not to hurt them, and they sound great. However, my PC sound system is running off of this receiver, and it's sitting right next to my PC. So it might not be a viable solution...
While I don't own a GTX card, I do know that my 9600GT was incredible hard to slide into my PCI. E slot. I had to apply so much pressure that I thought I was going to crack the board. But it eventually fit. Just think of it like a virgin: They whine and cry at first, but they eventually...
Wow, it's like deja-vu .....:eek:
Yeah, my E8400 runs about 36c/34c at idle conditions. Under a load it climbs to roughly 46c/44c, using RealTemp 2.5. That's with the stock Intel cooler.