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Originally posted by RoosLuver
Does anybody know of any downloadable ones on the net, or would I have to buy one?.

(serious here) You probably better latch onto a buddy thats into PC's, or your gonna lose your pants here - It's a piece of hardware (as someone else said) and could cost anything from 30 to 400 bucks depending on what you need. Get hold of a third party, tell, em what you want, and get 'em to go shopping with ya (and help fit it) or you are gonna get fleeced by someone

Want proof? I upgraded my RAM last week in my PC. Cost me 50 bucks because I knew what I wanted and how to fit it. However, if I wandered into Harvey Norman, they would have charged me $170...uninstalled.
 

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If you are only listening to sound then buy the very basic of sound cards. The only reason you would want an expensive one is:

a) surround sound (5point, 7 point)
b) If you are into recording sound, or ripping sound, esp. if you want to rip in surround..

Don't buy from Harvey norman. They will charge you way too much
 
if your near an officeworks with a tech centre in it prices arent to bad as they are part of harris technology, how old is the computer? (serious question here)
 
I got a 16 bit soundcard you can have for 100 bucks :D ... seriously, u could get ripped off big time if you ain't sure what you are doing. I am surprised your PC hasn't got a soundcard in it as they almost all come with one standard these days.

As previous posters have said, if possible get a friend who knows what's what to have a look and advise you.
 
Thanks for the help guys. I previously had Windows 95 installed on my computer, but yesterday I had Windows 98 installed and it worked like a charm, i have sound again!.

(Mind you I wasnt the one that installed 98, a family friend did it for me while I was at Uni. He also installed a new sound card, my old one "died", can't remember the name of it though.)
 
But remember if you install Windows 98, you have to download a new hard drive within 7 days of the installation, or else it crashes.
 
Originally posted by ozzult
But remember if you install Windows 98, you have to download a new hard drive within 7 days of the installation, or else it crashes.
:D
Gees thats harsh, you might start freeking the guy out.

Good to hear it was all fixed up for you RoosLuver, and good choice to get a mate to do it for you.
 

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