K7S8XE AUDIO DRIVER

To anyone who actually made it this far, thank you for any help that you can offer me. Mon Sep 01, 8: I definitely don't need much to begin with, but I was hoping for something with Cubase or Reason like capabilities, just because I want a lot of room to play around. While on the topic of sound, any suggestions for a good editing app? Ardour is looking very promising. And finally, the question of the graphics card.

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At first I'm just going to j7s8xe learning to play piano, but I want to learn with a good app, so I want something with adequate power for later.

The thing is, the drivers are still early beta currently have to specially request drivers with 3D support. I definitely don't need much to begin with, but I was hoping for something with Cubase or Reason like capabilities, just because I want a lot of room to play around.

The Sapphire Pro Ultimate is appealing, since it's silent, and quite powerful for my Windows gaming excursions. Akdio toyed with RH7, Mandrake 8, Gentoo 1.

Ethyryl Seniorius Lurkius Registered: It's the, 'what if they aren't out by when I want them? All I know of is Audacity, and with the lack of Linux VST plugins on their site, it doesn't look like it's worth the praise it seems to get. I seem to remember them being a hardware flaw On the other hand, the SiS k7s8xw fast enough for me, but I'm not finding audiio info on compatability.

And finally, the question of the graphics card. Yeah, it's just too bad Intel is so expensive, not to mention that whole morality thing again damnit, go away! Mon Sep 01, Have you heard anything about the quality of the M-Audio drivers? So, can anyone shed any light on this driver qudio

I actually doubt the Parhelia will get 3D drivers. Again, I did choose Libranet for a reason. Ah, I dream of the adio when I need, much less can afford a card like that.

Libranet 2.81: Asrock K7S8XE (SiS 748), M-Audio Audiophile 2496 (Envy24), and Parhelia vs 9600 Pro

So I decided not to make my first Ars post a philosophical rant about GUI depth and functional ks8xe. From the official responses in their Linux forum, it looks like we can expect early support in one of the next two beta releases.

Does anybody have any experience with this SiS chipset?

They are saying that I should use Intel. Sorry to disappoint you all.

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So young, that you have to special request them from Matrox, and they don't look to have very much usability yet. I am going to try out Ardour and see if it is sufficient for my hard disk recording needs. Ardour is looking very promising. Does anyone have any success' or failures under their belt with this chipset? I think that if I could afford a decent Intel setup, I would probably just buy a G5 instead.

Does anybody happen to know which will be better, and if either are adequate for midi input and sound editing? Nvidia is out, I just plain loathe them as a company, and that comes first. I am planning on getting a M-Audio Delta Envy24 as well. I'm big into j7s8xe image quality, and I think the dual DVI is going to prove extremely useful in a few months. Is this k7s8xxe case, or are there some success stories out there that I'm not finding?

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They are open source though, which is a big plus for me. The Parhelia will probably have 3D drivers by the time I need them, they'll probably be good drivers, and they might even continue to be open what's their history on this?

I've been spending a huge amount of time planning this new computer and OS switch, and these things have been haunting me. Aug 31, Posts: On the other hand, there's ATI.