so it's do-able but requires the right sort of software? i'm not looking for the height of audio-fidelity, rather combining these two products to get something a bit better. i'll have to research this more methinks
I have a set of logitech z5500s and also z2300s and was wondering if i could somehow mix them together for some sort of hybrid 7.1/7.2(highly unlikely right?) any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.
i need to find one for an old computer, can anyone point me in the direction of a good one?
thanks in advance
EDIT:
like would something such as this be ok (it says compatible)? http://misco.co.uk/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=90233&CatId=1081
sorry for the 'noobish'...
I'm using the most up-to-date software versions for both but I've noticed sometimes when I'm listening to itunes and I go to watch a quicktime thing but don't pause itunes I get a high-pitched noise come from the speakers (this continues after closing quicktime) and then if I pause/close itunes...
This could be a great marketing move in one respect, it would make dual-cores take the place of single-cores, tri-cores as dual cores and then that leaves quad cores and up (octa?) for the high-end enthusiast
Well..beta anyway
I haven't even bothered to install 7.8 yet >_<
http://www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?shownews=15778&catid=3
(courtesy of the inq)
EDIT: Disclaimer
It would appear the drivers are intended for 2400 series, 2600 Pro and 2600 XT AGP cards
I keep updating but there's never much added for the x850 series these days :( I see frames jump up a bit now and again though, I'll wait until these are official just thought i'd provide the link to all those hd2000 series owners out there
Exactly it's like the dailytech link i provided before, this is consumer chips not server stuff, which is indeed BETTER tbh, because I don't care if Barcelona can do 4GHz if it's only server orientated. However until benchmarks and further proof there is always going to be a lot of doubt
Dailytech have a few bits of extra info. apparently it's not a Barcelona (server chip right?) but Agena (consumer/desktop woo:)) And also an engineer puts the speed bumps down to several aggressive respins, glad to see AMD are starting to put there head on straight...
The way I see it is Barcelona will do pretty well in the server market for AMD but whether it will be enough to keep it going in other markets I haven't a clue
Generally I would update without question but I heard some problems about 'too much information' being sent out etc.? I dunno what improvements there are over 1.6.1 really
Part of the reason why Gow may look better than Halo 3 is down 2 things already stated. Art direction (colourful world vs grey/dark world) and also the open-ended nature of halo vs the closed/set-routes of Gow. I'm not saying one is superior to the other but it's food for thought.