hello I'm Emily and my topic today is sound cards.

So first off is the color coding.
So the pink jack is for the Microphone, the blue is for the Analog line in, the green is for Front Left/Right & Headphones The orange one is for the Center / Subwoofer, the black is for the surround left/right and the white is for the surround back left and right.

if you are a fan of gaming, you should definitely get a sound card, because it puts out GREAT sound. The ultimate gaming computer is incomplete without a sound card, because video games are now coming out with new graphics and amazing sound.

the first brand is called ASUS the sound card is called the Xonar DGX 5.1 Channels 24-bit 96KHz PCI Express x1 Interface Gaming Audio Card. the features are PCI Express x1, 5.1 Channels
Dolby Headphone technology
ASUS exclusive GX2.5 gaming audio engine
3 headphone Amp gain modes for different usage scenarios. For all of that it would cost $38.00. The next sound card is by the brand creative. The sound card is clled the Sound Blaster Z PCIe 116dB SNR Gaming Sound Card with 600ohm Headphone Amp and Beamforming Microphone, it features PCI Express x1 5.1 Channels
TOSLink Optical Input and Output
Sound Core3D Processor
Beamforming Microphone, for all of this it equals up to $100.00

If you like listening to music on your computer , you will DEFINITELY NEED one! If you're using subpar speakers with your computer's integrated sound, you aren't getting the maximum sound from your MP3, WAV and other music files.

so the first brand for the sound cards is Rosewill, it features 5.1 Channels
PCI Interface
CMI8738 Chipset, it is called the Rosewill RC-701 - 5.1-Channel Sound Card with PCI-Interface, and it costs $15.00 the next brand is creative, the sound card features 5.1 Channels
PCI Interface
CMI8738 Chipset, it is called the Rosewill RC-701 - 5.1-Channel Sound Card with PCI-Interface