I just installed NT 4 on my second PC, all of my hardware is working fine
exept my cheapo SB Pro clone. What is a cheap sound card with NT drivers?
I try to avoid Creative products.
Thanks,
FrankC
by Frank » Sun, 18 May 1997 04:00:00
I just installed NT 4 on my second PC, all of my hardware is working fine
exept my cheapo SB Pro clone. What is a cheap sound card with NT drivers?
I try to avoid Creative products.
Thanks,
FrankC
by Jim Schwart » Sun, 18 May 1997 04:00:00
My Turtle Beach TB-2000 was inexpensive and works like a charm
with NT 4.0 (sv pack 3 installed)
Regards,
Jim
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Quote:> I just installed NT 4 on my second PC, all of my hardware is working fine
> exept my cheapo SB Pro clone. What is a cheap sound card with NT drivers?
> I try to avoid Creative products.
> Thanks,
> FrankC
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