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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dj.BigBear" data-source="post: 1201083" data-attributes="member: 72634">ok now we move on to spdif or digital connections.first we all have to know that by using a digital connection, the task of the soundcard will be narrowed to extracting the data from the media and then passing it through.yes, it won't be bothered by converting digital to analog signal anymore, but still those data have to be extracted from the media and modify it to be later suited better with the receiver.easy task if you read it like that.... but actually it still needs processing power.and if you are using onboard sound, still the processing power will be dependant to PC CPU and RAM.and please do keep in mind, that processing movie format or gaming software is not as easy as it sounds.... it does stress your CPU and RAM quite considerably to interfere with other task.if you want example, for those using onboard, try playing audio while unzipping/unrar 500 mb of zipped/rarred file.</blockquote>

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