On-board sound is basically your sound card attached to your motherboard. A sound "card" is a seperate peice of equipment which typically goes into an ISA or PCI slot. Onboard sound cannot be removed from the board, but the card can. You can sometimes disable the onboard sound though (either through a jumper on the board, or in the BIOS) and then use a regular sound card. Onboard sound isn't really "that" bad since it doesn't steal any resources. Quality is sometimes something to be weary of though. On Sunday 26 August 2001 16:49, you wrote: > OK. What is the difference between on-board sound and a sound card? > SW
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