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"Memphoman" <elvis@dead.com> wrote in message
news:n96oe09sbmoudv4tpdjrf9o0kf26b4p7rn@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 11:32:10 -0500, "MikeSp" <mspurgeon5@comcast.net>
> wrote:
>
> >I just finished a new build based on that motherboard. It has decent
> >onboard sound which you might try. I am an audio nut and wanted the best
> >sound for the buck even on my computer and used an Audigy 2ZX Platinum
sound
> >card--BUT found the hard way that there is a problem between Norton
> >Systemworks 2004 (especially the Antivirus portion) and the Audigy
software.
> >IF I had it to do over again, either Norton or the Audigy 2ZX would have
> >been eliminated. Just some things to consider.
> >
> >MikeSp
> >--------------------------------------------
> >"Butch Hinton" <kd3yt123@atlanticbb.net> wrote in message
> >news:10elfiot5dhh6f4@corp.supernews.com...
> >> Hi all,
> >> Need your recommendations:
> >>
> >> I am not a gamer, will mainly use my system for
> >> home video editing and may listening to cd's
> >>
> >> Do you recommned using the onboard sound or
> >> what soundcard do you recommend??
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> Butch
> >>
> >
> NO CONTEST...Norton SystemWorks SUXs
> NOD32 or Kaspersky AV far, far superior...NSW seems to be having the
> same kind of effects on other software as EZ-CD Creator did in the
> past...as always, IMHO
> Memphoman
EZ-CD Creator--THAT brings back painful memories that were only solved with
Nero 5.5 and those memories nearly caused me to avoid purchasing Roxio Easy
Media Creator 7, except that it was hyped so much--now that it has a
conflict, I again reflect back and wonder IF I made another stoopid blunder.
Norton Systemworks 2004 also is an issue--just that I have been a user of
Norton since DOS days and found it utterly dependable and reliable in the
past, but now it seems so invasive that I will have to either lose it or my
Audigy 2ZX Platinum sound card. There are several good AV programs out
there, but having the convenience of a suite that keeps track of encrypted
passwords, does nice web cleanups, superficially checks the registry for
errors, prevents pop-ups, controls cookies, does a fair job of defragging,
etc. is VERY convenient and ALMOST offsets its problem conflicts with other
pieces of software. Sometimes I have wondered IF individual pieces of
unrelated standalone software to do the jobs of the NSW 2004 would be as
potentially troublesome--I could easily go back to Zone Alarm for a software
firewall until I get a router.
MikeSp
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