keantoken
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Processor | PIII/MMX/SSE 550MHz |
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Motherboard | Dell Optiplex GX1 (?) |
Cooling | Old 486 Cooling fans... |
Memory | 256Mb |
Video Card(s) | PNY GeForce FX 5500 |
Storage | Pri: 10Gb Sec: 8Gb |
Display(s) | KDS XFlat 7s |
Case | Dell Optiplex GX1 |
Audio Device(s) | SoundBlaster AWE64 Gold, Creative [Ensoniq] AudioPCI |
Power Supply | Stock |
Software | Win2k Pro SP4 |
Hello.
I have heard numerous times about putting your soundcard next your videocard and getting messed up sound, but I have a simple idea (although probably not original) that might be able to help a bit.
I thought that taking multiple layers of heavy duty aluminum foil and laminating them together might help a bit if they were placed between the interacting cards on the motherboard.
There are probably other methods to dealing with this and I will gladly hear your idea. I am hoping that many will benefit from this thread if the topic is worthy.
- keantoken
I have heard numerous times about putting your soundcard next your videocard and getting messed up sound, but I have a simple idea (although probably not original) that might be able to help a bit.
I thought that taking multiple layers of heavy duty aluminum foil and laminating them together might help a bit if they were placed between the interacting cards on the motherboard.
There are probably other methods to dealing with this and I will gladly hear your idea. I am hoping that many will benefit from this thread if the topic is worthy.
- keantoken