Hello,
does anyone know which are the sure ways to diagnose your onboard sound card and make sure that the chip is "dead"?
Please share your tips, and ways you would check it.
I tried to search this topic on the internet, but found very little, and mostly those are software-related tips. I am sure there are some advanced ways to check it in the home environment setup.
does anyone know which are the sure ways to diagnose your onboard sound card and make sure that the chip is "dead"?
Please share your tips, and ways you would check it.
I tried to search this topic on the internet, but found very little, and mostly those are software-related tips. I am sure there are some advanced ways to check it in the home environment setup.
My Computer
System One
-
- OS
- Windows 98
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- CPU
- Pentium II Xeon 450 MHz with 512 KB cache
- Motherboard
- Worst Mboard because it has Realtek on it
- Memory
- SDRAM PC-100 2x64MB
- Graphics Card(s)
- nVidia GeForce 256
- Sound Card
- Realtek SUCK!
- Monitor(s) Displays
- GateWay EV500A
- Screen Resolution
- 640x480
- Hard Drives
- Seagate 10GB
- Cooling
- -
- Mouse
- +
- Internet Speed
- Fast
- Browser
- Netscape Navigator v0.5.6
- Antivirus
- Why?