HAY GUYS

Cetra · Local time: Jul 21, 2006, 02:16 PM

The requirements are for the software that comes with the soundcard. The graphical audio console is the part that requires a video card that supports OpenGL. Unless your computer is like 8 years old then I'm sure it supports OpenGL. If not there is still a non-graphical version of the audio console that can be used to configure the soundcards settings.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Cetra · Local time: Jul 21, 2006, 02:30 PM

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Oh, so even if I skip that graphical audio console, I could still utilize the power from the card? If so, that's great. And thanks.

Correct. The non-graphical version is still fully functional. The graphical control panel is an optional install.

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My computer isn't 8 years old (more like, 2-3), but it is a slimline desktop PC, with integrated Intel graphics. It could run Half-Life 2 (kinda slowly though) but not Farcry, and I'm not sure about all this OpenGL stuff

Shouldn't be a problem then. It sounds like the cards supports OpenGL, just don't expect incredible performance. It should be plenty for the graphical control panel if you decide to use it.

How ya doing, buddy?