These guys are worth 16.2 million smackers, Cactoida Vermis.
Osseus Discus worth another 12.93 million.
Osseus Discus worth another 12.93 million.
It is, indeed.Also - that G560 thing is a virtual surround thing (2.1) isn't it?
As for "why aren't there more systems tailored for PC" - it's gone the other way really, PCs now mostly have outputs like any other media source so what's to tailor?
Actually if you have a spare HDMI on the GPU or even onboard you could consider using that to send HDMI to your amp...
Joyce has been unpacked and plugged in. She's working and the binds are retained. We're in the pipe, five by five.
\o/ Hooray for everything.
The Corsair is locked and loaded and the FC is en route to Asterope for some scout funsies.
I think ED has 3D sound. At least my old Sound Blaster Omni provided my speakers with 3D sound.1. Compactness is basically what I am referring to.
2. If I find the audio direct input channels on the Z906 have died then I might be tempted to replace it with a discrete amp. At the moment the audio performance for streaming etc is OK (more than just PC-produced stuff) but I would like games like ED to actually provide a proper 3D soundscape. (I am assuming ED does produce 5 channel audio to the PC and it is just the on-board TOS encoder that doesn't handle it - i.e. doesn't produce a DTS signal for example. - Being new I have no experience of whether ED can do this.)
It looks very good, but at quite a price - yep, iirc it’s at least double the price I first saw it years ago…I have used a Z906 surround system on my pc for years, the audio is amazing. Unfortunately I think something weird is going on with my MOBO audio as windeys (and the mobo's sound app) only seem to want to use the left and right channels. This is really weird 'cos I can play a BluRay and get full surround sound (THX, DTS Master Audio, etc) via those same jack-plug type connectors. Presumably the Cyberlink BluRay player app on the PC bypasses something in the MOBO's audio driver.
The Z906 works fine using the optical connection from the PC but I don't think the optical output carries proper surround channels from Elite. I do have memories of other games in the past giving surround-sound via the audio connectors.
I also have the second TOS-link input connected via an Amazon Fire 4K thingie - that works great too.
I am going to try using a Soundblaster X4 to check that the audio input channels are all working properly on the Z906.
BTW - I see the Z906 is now over twice the amount I paid for it 8 years ago, £400 is a lot of moolah so I hope it is a MOBO issue and not the Z906 failing. It is amazing that there are not more 5.1 (or 7.1) speaker systems tailored for PCs - leastways I don't think there are.
…it is a 2.1 system - importantly for me, inputs can be simultaneously active, whereas the 906 has more options but just switches between them, as far as i have been able to learn?Also - that G560 thing is a virtual surround thing (2.1) isn't it?
Not going to the CG in Dann(sp?) to bounty hunt, one contribution is good for some paint and pre engineered KWS modules?Joyce has been unpacked and plugged in. She's working and the binds are retained. We're in the pipe, five by five.
\o/ Hooray for everything.
The Corsair is locked and loaded and the FC is en route to Asterope for some scout funsies.
I have used a Z906 surround system on my pc for years, the audio is amazing. Unfortunately I think something weird is going on with my MOBO audio as windeys (and the mobo's sound app) only seem to want to use the left and right channels. This is really weird 'cos I can play a BluRay and get full surround sound (THX, DTS Master Audio, etc) via those same jack-plug type connectors. Presumably the Cyberlink BluRay player app on the PC bypasses something in the MOBO's audio driver.
Also - that G560 thing is a virtual surround thing (2.1) isn't it?
Hmm. It's a thought.Not going to the CG in Dann(sp?) to bounty hunt, one contribution is good for some paint and pre engineered KWS modules?
Congrats on being back in control.
Yes I did, I also hinted that I had got the spelling wrong.Hmm. It's a thought.
But, y'know, I've never done one CG in the entire time I've played. I really ought to rectify that.
Dann you say? Right...
I'm not entirely sure about that. From what I could glean from the german website, they also switch between sources. But it was mentioned in vague terms, so I'd advise to take that with a grain of salt.it is a 2.1 system - importantly for me, inputs can be simultaneously active, whereas the 906 has more options but just switches between them, as far as i have been able to learn?
I just bought a new computer for my wife and I spent a good half hour trying to figure out how to turn OFF all the darn RGB lighting effects!...I must admit, I like argb related hardware lighting, but that tends to inflate hardware prices unfortunately with no actual hardware improvements obviously.
I take it this was a prebuilt computer?I just bought a new computer for my wife and I spent a good half hour trying to figure out how to turn OFF all the darn RGB lighting effects!
The app that shipped with the computer was some sort of bloatware that you had to pay for to get full functionality, and the UI for it was incomprehensible even for me (I'm a computer programmer, or rather that is what I was my whole life until I retired). I had to go into the BIOS and figure out how to disable the lighting, and even then a couple of them stayed on. It's a nightmare.
I'm glad at least someone likes those lights. I hate them with a passion!![]()
Wasn't Armory Crate was it? That thing is awful.I just bought a new computer for my wife and I spent a good half hour trying to figure out how to turn OFF all the darn RGB lighting effects!
The app that shipped with the computer was some sort of bloatware that you had to pay for to get full functionality, and the UI for it was incomprehensible even for me (I'm a computer programmer, or rather that is what I was my whole life until I retired). I had to go into the BIOS and figure out how to disable the lighting, and even then a couple of them stayed on. It's a nightmare.
I'm glad at least someone likes those lights. I hate them with a passion!![]()
I work on a similar basis. Though, the worst part on some prefabed comps is the crippled BIOS/UEFI...I always, always, always turn off the onboard sound in the BIOS when installing Windows, otherwise it will load one of it's crappy drivers and they are a nightmare to uninstall. If I get a prebuilt tower or laptop, I always delete all the partitions, reinstall Windows with fresh drivers and the software I want after creating new partitions.
But hey, that's just me.