hi john,
At work, I have a Dell desktop PC with onboard sound and video. I am
having no issues as regards its performance with screen readers. At
home, I have a high end dell desktop with onboard sound, and a
separate video card. Again, no problems. i think that onboard sound
and video will serve adequately unless you have special needs, such
as doing a lot of sound and video editing, playing video intensive games, etc.
Andy
At 07:34 PM 1/7/2009, you wrote:
I'm in the process of having a new computer put together for me. I
have a couple of questions.
1. In terms of windoweyes and othee accessibiliity products, is it
better to have a separate sound card or use "onboard" sound -- i.e.,
sound that's part of the mother board?
2. Same for video: is a separate video card better for windoweyes or
is "shared video" okay?
I plan to use XP pro, not Vista.
Thanks.
John Riehl
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