Does this motherboard support installing sound cards such as...

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SinxarKnights
Modern sound cards normally use a PCIe x1 slot. Those are the short slots next to the circled one. The circled slot is a old PCI slot.

As long as there is room to fit the card, it should work. I have not tried any Asus sound cards. I always go with Creative products (only because I know what to expect and what they sound like). The Soundblaster Z is a good cheap option. It is available on the Creative website for $60 USD now.
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Modern sound cards normally use a PCIe x1 slot. Those are the short slots next to the circled one. The circled slot is a old PCI slot.

As long as there is room to fit the card, it should work. I have not tried any Asus sound cards. I always go with Creative products (only because I know what to expect and what they sound like). The Soundblaster Z is a good cheap option. It is available on the Creative website for $60 USD now.
 
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