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Re: A Buzz That I can't Get Rid Of

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From: Angelo_Bonadonna
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 17:23
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Yes it is an internal sound chip. Currently, all purchases are on hold and it is unlikely I'll be able to get a decent sound card. So, am I stuck with this buzz because of this low-caliber equipment? Or is there any way to restore a crisp sound without purchasing a sound card?
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