Does it make any difference. Im not much of a computer bod but i am looking into some of the best ways to process sound from a computer to an amp.
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Extreme Fidelity audio Processing.
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Extreme Fidelity audio Processing.
if you mean the Creative X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity then i'll give you a clue, read the reviews.
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It looks good on paper cant seem to see anything sinister about them so are you saying there $hit.
the reviews are all excellent. thats a good sign. if you think it is worth the money then go for it.
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mini itx can be a hassle coz hardware manufacturers do not consider it a form factor worth worrying about, so if something fits it is only through luck. i doubt you'll get an Xtreme Fidelity card to fit miniPCI on a mini itx board, however most mini itx boards have regular PCI slots too. as far as i know all the Xtreme Fidelity cards are PCIe, so if your mini itx board has a spare PCIe slot you should be fine, only possible problem is the casing accomodating the card.
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That has the miniture form PCIe so I normal one wont fit as they are 'large' PCIe cards if i recall
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:doh: Anybody have any suggestions.
use a proper mobo in a proper case 
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Case is designed to withstand shock from the sub in the boot without fecking the gubbins.
nice idea, but regular gubbins can take the bass fine.
It's more likely to need to be able to take being thrown about on the road (ever driven though Staffordshire country lanes?)
Laptops can withstand most of the shock of driving these days and thats mostly the hard-drive being shaken around. If youv got enough Bass to literally throw the car around you need some new suspension!
I can assure you that my 3 year old laptop works happily sat ontop of a 700W sub running off a 450W amp at its resonant frequency
Laptops can withstand most of the shock of driving these days and thats mostly the hard-drive being shaken around. If youv got enough Bass to literally throw the car around you need some new suspension!
I can assure you that my 3 year old laptop works happily sat ontop of a 700W sub running off a 450W amp at its resonant frequency
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To be perfectly honest it was a prefab unit with M2ATX already built in so its almost plug and go (even tho ive had it 9 months and still not fitted it lol) but anyway i know nothing about PC's and it seemed a lot less hastle to buy it this way and the money that i would have saved on building it myself was minimal really.
PS It will be sharing the boot with 1000w RMS Sub and amp.
