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  1. 23rd May 2011 03:25 #1
    anirban
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    What does it mean by saying a motherboard supports 192Khz/24bit audio?
    Does it mean if I use - say Creative 5.1 speakers attached to my motherboard via jacks (Not HDMI)
    would produce better audio output if I play BluRay Discs? I need layman answer
    please.
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  2. 23rd May 2011 08:26 #2
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    The numbers refer to sampling rates, they are a possible indicator of better quality but there are many, many other factors that also affect this.

    As a general rule, most motherboard audio is much better than it was a few years ago and you are not likely to have any complaints. Those who are really, really picky probably already have a dedicated soundcard.
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    So it is expected that sound quality would be better. Am I right?
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  4. 23rd May 2011 08:51 #4
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    That would be a reasonable expectation but I wouldn't pay 10 cents extra for it.

    It also depends on what exactly you are comparing it to.
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