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Message: <blockquote data-quote="chanster" data-source="post: 1196892" data-attributes="member: 53755">Sorry i totally 4got that u are using optical .....By using digital, it means your onboard soundcard is almost useless, since it passes through the sound digital data from the source to a receiver(which in this case is your z5500)nowso, by having 107SNR (which doesn't have any effect on digital data) it would be totally useless.SNR = Signal to Noise Ratio.......... digital is not signalif you use analog connection, then it would have effect the soundwhy?becoz the soundcard will transform the digital data from the source to analoganalog signal that isnow why is it your z5500 sounds crappy?simpleonboard uses cpu and ram to extract audio data from the source (mp3,wav,flac,ape,etc etc etc)that means your whole PC is being hoggedand your Z5500 can only display what has been transfered to it....N i didnt say sound card waz better than AMP did i?U cant compare em itz like it's like comparing a fish with a dogXonar is a DAC, while  receiver is a thing that receive (either sound signal or digital data)2 different thingyou can;t simply plug anything to a receiveryou will still need a soundcardin your case... your onboardif u want to compare, it's z5500 receiver with yamaha receiveryes yamaha receiver is better.... maybe far better, but it's not relevant to your question..... your z5500 sounds crappy becoz of your onboardIf u dont believe me connect your Yamaha to your onboard.....see for yourself...hear n believe.....N if u haven't noticed my example was about how a dedicated audio card is better than onboard....it never said anything about a receiver hehe......</blockquote>

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