It should be fine. Be sure to disable the integrated card.
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> Hello. Currently I have a Soundmax integrated sound card and a
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Hello. Currently I have a Soundmax integrated sound card and a
Soundblaster Audigy PCI internal card. I'm wanting to replace the
Soundmax with another PCI card due to the problems I'm having with the
Soundmax's volume going way low. My question is i
