thanks,
mark
My MX-300 sounds GREAT, and the gameport is *rock-solid*.
I use it with my TSW2, FLCS/TQS/RCS, ACT LABS Force RS
and a Sidewinder Gamepad, all connected through a Joyswitch.
I was worried about the gameport, too, and most of the
reviewers, etc. only talk about sound.
Oh, I haven't had any problems with DOS games either. I
regularly play ICR2, and some DOS flight-sims. It configures
as a Soundblaster Pro and SB16 midi, and the gameport works
smooth as silk in DOS. Good card for $40!
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I'll second that. My MX300 has been flawless since I've owned it and
seeing how you can now buy it for around $60, I can only recommend it
more.
thanks again,
mark
hehe.. I got mine at CompUSA, believe it or not, about 3 weeks ago.
I replaced an AWE64 with it. The MX-300 was either $39.95 or $40.95,
something like that..
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Sound card errmm 20 pounds Live 256.
Ben Summers
I have an SB-Live. It supports DirectSound and it's own proprietary "EAX"
3d sound API. Since I don't use a four-speaker setup, this sjhould be
fine for N3. You can get an OEM SB-Live for about $60-$70.
The only problem I have with the Monster Sound is that it's from Diamond
- I swore off Diamond cards many years ago.
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