I like the results at http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/high-end-pc-audio,3733.html
Imagine folk that paid all that for all those things and what mattered in the end.
What did you think of the findings?
Bob
I do not have a sound card. I have Realtek High-Definition Audio
I'm contemplating getting Razer Surround (a piece of software designed to give 7.1 surround sound to normal stereo headphones), it says it is designed mainly for gaming, which is my third priority. My first priority is music and secondary is video. I have pretty good headphones already (Dr. Dre Studio Beats which are priced high for what they are but still quite nice imho.)
I am also looking for software that can improve my main stereo experience if that's possible (I am willing to pay for this as well) My stereo is a 5.1 stereo system 1 subwoofer 2 rear 2 front 1 center. Will any software be able to improve my audio experienve on the stereo or the headphones? Ive been told that getting a new sound card won't do anything because my stereo has no connections other than the old connections (don't rember what they're called) so that wouldn't be beneficial anyways.
- btw. (sorry for always coming here to ask questions from you guys but never answering any, it's just I don't have enough expertiece to be confedient enough to give information to others about their computer that might cause issues to happen)

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