Blind_Arrow
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well, it dpends on the bit-depth, usually they are good, usually they arent. as if to set my example. I am running an IBM machine (intel 810 chipset) have a very clear sound quality. and my sound on Intel P4C800 is by far worst, so i had to use Audigy.
but newer mobo's like on Intel 915/925 are coming with Azalia (previous name) and are High-Definition audio at 24-bit (as equal as audigy). try your onboard, and if not satisfied, then go for seperate.
but newer mobo's like on Intel 915/925 are coming with Azalia (previous name) and are High-Definition audio at 24-bit (as equal as audigy). try your onboard, and if not satisfied, then go for seperate.