Maybe someone can clue me in as to why someone would design something like this. The soyo C-Media sound chip and the AGP slot on my much hyped Dragon+ share the same IRQ! Soyo informed me that the BIOS automatically assigns the IRQ and that there is no work around.
Some programs run fine, but others, like MS flight simulators, have video problems and make sounds that frighten my dogs ! Has anyone had a simiiar experience? I have been to the MS website and done everything that they suggested to get the sound to work, (except move the IRQ!)and I even called SOYO to get the "your out of luck" speech. They are aware that the problem exists and that I am not the only one dealing with this. The tech even suggested that I get a PCI sound card and "try it out". I suggested that I rip out the MOBO, find something else without integrated audio and never buy a SOYO product again.
Sorry to vent, but I am in my umpteenth hour trying to get the sound to work right. Has anyone had a similar experience and if you have figured out the magic needed to move IRQs please let me know. Thanks in advance!
Some programs run fine, but others, like MS flight simulators, have video problems and make sounds that frighten my dogs ! Has anyone had a simiiar experience? I have been to the MS website and done everything that they suggested to get the sound to work, (except move the IRQ!)and I even called SOYO to get the "your out of luck" speech. They are aware that the problem exists and that I am not the only one dealing with this. The tech even suggested that I get a PCI sound card and "try it out". I suggested that I rip out the MOBO, find something else without integrated audio and never buy a SOYO product again.
Sorry to vent, but I am in my umpteenth hour trying to get the sound to work right. Has anyone had a similar experience and if you have figured out the magic needed to move IRQs please let me know. Thanks in advance!
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