i bouth a sound card but lost a driver for it and there is no sound for my computer.
where could i get driver for this sound cards model CT4760
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Where can i download sound cards driver?
September 7th, 2011 — sound Cards
Please help me and review this assignment and make changes?
July 31st, 2011 — sound Cards
For this assignment I have chosen to teach biology. The first program is High School Biology by Fogwak publishing. system requirements include; a 33 MHZ 68030 or faster processor, system 7 or later, 2x CD-ROM drive, 8MB Ram with 6MB of free RAM, 640 x 480 V6A monitor, and sound card. The second program is Biology: The Study of Life, system requirements include; 16MB of RAM, 640 x 480 resolution monitor at thousands of colors, 2MB hard space, mouse, and CD-ROM. The third program is Biology plus, system requirements include; 266 MHZ processor, 16 MB of RAM, Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP, SJGA monitor with 256 and colors, 4 x CD-ROM drive, and sound blaster pro compatible sound card and speakers. The system I have chosen to run these programs is an A.M.D Duron with 950 MHZ, 16MB RAM, 15GB hard drive, 16MB video card, CD-ROM, 5.1 sound card, and is equipped with a PF77 Realsync flat screen monitor, Belkin laser mouse, keyboard, Altec speakers, and printer.
wher did you find that computer. its ancient!!!!! and putting a laser mouse on it!!!!
What kind of sound card should I buy for a Dell Dimension 2400?
June 2nd, 2011 — sound Cards
Also, where can I buy it, and how much? Links are helpful. (it's a desktop)
Newegg.com
Sound Blaster 24 bit PCI
Any sound card is fine. they are dirt cheap. Check pricewatch.com .
I have the same computer you have. try going to dell.com and see what they offer you then look for the same in stores. as long as they offer it then you know it must work well with your computer.
Why are you trying to buy a sound card for a computer that already has integrated sound? Is there something wrong with the integrated sound? or are you trying to upgrade to a high-end sound card?
If you're trying to "upgrade" to a better soundcard Creative Lab makes a variety of sound cards that range in price between $30 to $200+, higher priced ones being of better specification. (24bit, 192 kHz playback, etc.)