Posts by anand7e7

geoforms is a realtime demo...nothing recorded, in the geoforms audio settings, select Wave. then fireup your media player and play a track. then, (while the track is still playing) you have to select the geoforms demo from the start...

i dont know if anyone has found this yet but nvidia has released a fully 3D graphics visualisation that utilises HDR lighting, antialiasing and all the other great stuff GTXs can do. The visualisation works with wmp, itunes and winamp...

You can have dolby headphone processing but unfortunately, you must have either a dvd playback software or an external decoder. i have got a Creative dolby headphone processor and its amazing. Not only can it process DD5.1/DTS5.1...

I must say, this is an excellent sound processing utility! Too bad it only works with onboard audio...it doesnt work with the Audigy 2 ZS Notebook. i am using it with M170 and it works flawlessly

i use my 2.1 speaker system with audigy 2 zs notebook. the integrated audio chip sucks on the m170 or any laptop and i would recommend upgrading your sound card. and also, the audigy 2 zs has eax hardware acceleration and loads of sound...

great eye candy

i have decided to overclock my gpu and i downloaded the ISO file from http://www.notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=117648 i burned the file to a CD using the sonic software. when try i to boot from the CD however, nothing happens...

read the quick start guide that came with the 2ZS. i think it says that you have to insert the card and then insert the installation CD OR insert the installation CD first and then insert the 2ZS when prompted (sorry cant remember off...

download notebook hardware control here; http://www.pbus-167.com/chc.htm once installed. right click the icon in taskbar and select 'Max Performance' alternatively, i think you can turn off speed step in the BIOS....in the processor...

I have the audigy 2zs notebook and a 2.1 speaker system (cambridge soundworks THX 250D) and is currently connected using the analogue method (speaker docking cable) however, i want to use a digital connection between the sound card...