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By Leopeva64 · Posted
In addition to the "sidebar app list" and "Collections" features, Microsoft will also deprecate the "Drop" feature. Before you publish this news and credit another site, here is the original source: https://x.com/i/status/2067838711870439583 . -
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By Jaybonaut · Posted
Looks like the 7.1 is fake effects, can it at least do real 5.1? It says 'virtual 7.1' in all descriptions. -
By Jaybonaut · Posted
You can't, if you didn't notice, it doesn't support surround at all, it's right in the spec list. -
By cleverclogs · Posted
Hi — I’m always interested in soundcards. Like displays, I just want to know I’m getting as much clean “sonic juice” into my brain as possible as the years take their toll. I’m not entirely sure what to take away from this review, though. It doesn’t really tell me whether the AE‑X is a good product or who it’s actually for. Most of what I’m getting is: there’s a driver to install, here’s what it looks like, and here’s what’s in the box. There’s a lot of emphasis on the SPDIF input. When you mention not needing to switch headphones between console and PC — does that mean the PC has to be powered on just to pass audio through? That seems like a fairly big waste of energy. Is this more something a streamer would use alongside a capture card? How are you testing the sound? (Also, you might want to clarify that you’re using the headphones in wired mode when you mention they’re wireless.) You mention the lack of EMI shielding — how much real‑world difference does that make compared with typical motherboard audio? On multi‑channel: what exactly isn’t supported? Does this mean Windows spatial audio (Dolby Atmos for Headphones, DTS Headphone:X, etc.) won’t work, or just that the card itself doesn’t decode surround formats? And are there any true multi‑driver “surround” headphones left that would even use that? You also highlight support for high‑impedance headphones — but what does that translate to in practice? How does it compare to driving the same headphones from a normal device, and does it make any difference for everyday, lower‑impedance models? In short, who is this card actually targeted at?
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Sethos
Hey,
This morning I decided to do a scan with SUPERAntiSpyware.
During the scan, this popped up;
I figured it was a false positive and moved on. During the scan it popped up around 4-5 times,
3 times saying it was during the SAS Scan and one time while I tried to open Fireworks.
When I tried to open a file in Fireworks, NOD32 Popped up and said it had found a virus in Fireworks.exe.
My Computer crashed and I had to reboot. Now I'm at the desktop, opened Firefox and this popped up;
I closed Firefox, waited 2-3 minutes, when this popped up;
When I closed that, the first "Adobe" one appeared yet again ...
Is my NOD32 going nuts here or is my Computer being overrun :p
I never downloaded any dodgy files, I always have Comodo running to block out unwanted files, have a fully updated version of NOD32 and scan weekly with different spyware software.
So I'd deem my Computer safe, but why would so many different false positive appear, even after a reboot?
What's going on?
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