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  #41  
Old 5th Oct 2008, 15:27
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I have used this mobo on a recent build for a friend and the HDMI out definitely carries Sound as well as Audio, as will most new Graphics Cards that offer an HDMI Output.

Check the specs.
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  #42  
Old 5th Oct 2008, 15:49
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Sorry .... in above post I meant to say "definitely carries Sound as well as Video"
  #43  
Old 5th Oct 2008, 23:31
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Could you give an example of a GFX card that carries both? I can understand it on a motherboard but I'm sure I haven't seen any GFX cards which carry audio.
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  #44  
Old 6th Oct 2008, 05:24
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Sure ..... here is a cheap one, but most modern cards will have HDMI that carries full bandwidth and 5.1 Surround Sound.
  #45  
Old 6th Oct 2008, 06:54
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Another one here

It has to be said though that these Cards are normally used in Home Theatre PC's (HTPC). so you need to remember that HTPCs are not about 3D performance. They major on being quiet, energy efficient and on the ability to connect to TVs and plasmas and may not have the required oomph for playing high end games..
  #46  
Old 6th Oct 2008, 07:55
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I stand corrected!

I suppose in a theatre PC, as you say, it is more about just playing a movie or TV in HD and getting reasonable sound, wheras on a gaming PC you want to get a card which concentrates on the video and then have a seperate one for sound.



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  #47  
Old 6th Oct 2008, 09:10
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Yea, I stand corrected too, I'm surprised, maybe it's just I've only rearly looked at the high end gaming cards, so that sort of card didn't pop up.
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  #48  
Old 6th Oct 2008, 09:17
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I'm also very suprised. I also thought the card would cost a lot more!
  #49  
Old 6th Oct 2008, 09:17
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the first link you gave phil was not hdmi it was dual link dvi, also yeah i want it for high end gaming and i dont think not many support hdmi
  #50  
Old 6th Oct 2008, 09:20
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High end gaming, better off getting an HDMI GFX card and a deidicated sound card.
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