Choose your sound card. #Computing #Computers
@CommodoreBlog I was PC Speaker for the longest time, till I finally got an Adlib for a birthday gift. It blew me away.
@CommodoreBlog Dealing with this now. Sound Blaster generally was the best all around while Roland had the best music. Still sometimes the PC speaker was best!
@CommodoreBlog when u finally could here the sound what an awesome feeling
@CommodoreBlog I was just doing this in PCem last night.
@CommodoreBlog Pretty sure I had a Sound Blaster...🤔
@CommodoreBlog Ain't no party like GUS party because a Gravis Ultrasound party don't stop.
@CommodoreBlog i would just try them all until one worked
@CommodoreBlog Once I had Sound Blaster AWE64 Gold…It was ISA but super sound card…
@CommodoreBlog Had a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 with 5.25 bay external hub ... I could record anything with it ... need to make these again ...
@CommodoreBlog Sound blaster was the only acceptable answer
@CommodoreBlog When my dad bought us a gaming PC, it had a nameless "Soundblaster compatible" sound card, that only worked like 10% of the games. In every game, I had to try the whole list crossing my fingers that it works.
@CommodoreBlog GUS :) (the old slogan : "no gus, no demo")
@CommodoreBlog I remember the joy of finally affording a "multimedia kit" (Sound card + CD ROM) and play Flight Simulator 5.1 with it. It became a totally new experience. The other luxury was adding a Voodoo Video Card
@CommodoreBlog Did someone say SoundBlaster I have many SB products in use still to this day
@CommodoreBlog I loved my AWE32! Though I always wish I had the Gravis UltraSound :)
@CommodoreBlog Don’t forget to set your DME and IRQ.
@CommodoreBlog “Your sound card is working perfectly”
Gravis. Great stuff from them. I had a Gravis Gamepad and it came with a copy of Commander Keen that I played the snot out of.
@CommodoreBlog you just caused me to have flashbacks! 😂
@CommodoreBlog Dr. Sbaitso was ahead of its time. "THAT'S NOT MY PROBLEM"
@CommodoreBlog My AWE32 with 8mb☺️
@CommodoreBlog Me, 9, choosing the sound card with the coolest name rather than what was actually in my computer.
