SH5 System Req's?

U-5000 · 10-16-09, 07:29 PM

I just had a quad-core 9400 built with a Asus P5n72-T motherboard with 3 way SLI ,but only had a 1 gig card Geforce GTS 250 put in at the moment. has a built in audio card which sounds great. Only able to hear my sound through my headphones can't seam to get my sound through my speakers, at the moment going to have it checked out. Anybody have any answers. Ran the Bench Mark test with a 512 video card and scored 13200 score on it 3dMark06

10-16-09, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by U-5000

I just had a quad-core 9400 built with a Asus P5n72-T motherboard with 3 way SLI ,but only had a 1 gig card Geforce GTS 250 put in at the moment. has a built in audio card which sounds great. Only able to hear my sound through my headphones can't seam to get my sound through my speakers, at the moment going to have it checked out. Anybody have any answers. Ran the Bench Mark test with a 512 video card and scored 13200 score on it 3dMark06

on my gigabyte mobo there is a hi-def audio sound controller and a regular sound controller and they are completely seperate so you switch to the one you want.

i would check your audio control panel to select the correct speakers but also check you have the right jack plugged in and maybe your bios is set wrong.

i never had one on a video card before so maybe it needs to be plugged into the mobo to work right

cappy70 · 10-18-09, 11:36 AM

Everything depends,,everythings depends, on what "line" of PC usage you're crossing.

If you cross; like I always have been doing, the 'gamers' line, then a Mid range system can kinda look like this; Intel i7-940, 4 GB Corsair DDR-3 1333 memory, 500Gb HD, Geforce GTX 295. (This is by the way a take out from what PC Gamer thinks is a mid range system, but they are pretty "head-on")

Now this is for the gamer, a mid range in that world might not be mid range in the world of let say a musician or photoshop guy, where huge amount of memory is important and other factors are less important to them compared to a gamer.

My experience with computer/PC gaming since 25 years back is just to balance the system to a stable level and you can run pretty kicked up.

....on the other hand a PC can never be too

big,,,

Arclight · 10-18-09, 11:50 AM

That's not midrange, by any standard. GTX295 was top of the line, effectively "enthousiast", for some time. i7 is high end as well.

cappy70 · 10-20-09, 12:05 PM

This is a highend card.
PNY VCQFX5800-PCIE-PB Quadro FX5800 4GB 512-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 SLI

10-20-09, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by cappy70

This is a highend card.
PNY VCQFX5800-PCIE-PB Quadro FX5800 4GB 512-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 SLI

will someone please tell those idiots at nvidia to stop using the same damn numbers all the time?

the last 5800 card i had was a 128mb agp version lol, i dont think they still make it the same way today

cappy70 · 10-20-09, 12:31 PM

Soon there will be so many # that it will take a computer to read them out loud

10-18-09, 11:36 AM	#3
cappy70 Ensign Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: USA/Florida/Sweden Posts: 234 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Mid Range/Entry level Everything depends,,everythings depends, on what "line" of PC usage you're crossing. If you cross; like I always have been doing, the 'gamers' line, then a Mid range system can kinda look like this; Intel i7-940, 4 GB Corsair DDR-3 1333 memory, 500Gb HD, Geforce GTX 295. (This is by the way a take out from what PC Gamer thinks is a mid range system, but they are pretty "head-on") Now this is for the gamer, a mid range in that world might not be mid range in the world of let say a musician or photoshop guy, where huge amount of memory is important and other factors are less important to them compared to a gamer. My experience with computer/PC gaming since 25 years back is just to balance the system to a stable level and you can run pretty kicked up. ....on the other hand a PC can never be too big,,, __________________ Specs Windows 10 64 bit Pro Asus Z - 97A Intel I7-4790K 4 Ghz 16 Gig Trident Claw DDR 3 2 x 760 GTX 2048 mem in SLI. WD 1T Hd Ultra/WD Black 640 Corsair 850W PSU

10-18-09, 11:50 AM	#4
Arclight Navy Seal Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Land of windmills, tulips, wooden shoes and cheese. Lots of cheese. Posts: 8,467 Downloads: 53 Uploads: 10	That's not midrange, by any standard. GTX295 was top of the line, effectively "enthousiast", for some time. i7 is high end as well. __________________ Contritium praecedit superbia.

10-20-09, 12:05 PM	#5
cappy70 Ensign Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: USA/Florida/Sweden Posts: 234 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Highend This is a highend card. PNY VCQFX5800-PCIE-PB Quadro FX5800 4GB 512-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 SLI __________________ Specs Windows 10 64 bit Pro Asus Z - 97A Intel I7-4790K 4 Ghz 16 Gig Trident Claw DDR 3 2 x 760 GTX 2048 mem in SLI. WD 1T Hd Ultra/WD Black 640 Corsair 850W PSU

10-20-09, 12:31 PM	#7
cappy70 Ensign Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: USA/Florida/Sweden Posts: 234 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	LOL Soon there will be so many # that it will take a computer to read them out loud __________________ Specs Windows 10 64 bit Pro Asus Z - 97A Intel I7-4790K 4 Ghz 16 Gig Trident Claw DDR 3 2 x 760 GTX 2048 mem in SLI. WD 1T Hd Ultra/WD Black 640 Corsair 850W PSU

10-16-09, 07:29 PM	#1
U-5000 Gunner Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 93 Downloads: 100 Uploads: 0	I just had a quad-core 9400 built with a Asus P5n72-T motherboard with 3 way SLI ,but only had a 1 gig card Geforce GTS 250 put in at the moment. has a built in audio card which sounds great. Only able to hear my sound through my headphones can't seam to get my sound through my speakers, at the moment going to have it checked out. Anybody have any answers. Ran the Bench Mark test with a 512 video card and scored 13200 score on it 3dMark06