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Depends on how big of a sound nut you are to be honest. I've never actually bought a sound card and only been using hand me downs for the past 5 years or so. A CA PCI card would be fine for me but there are some out there that spend $300 on the newest sound card only to spend the same amount of money next week on the next generation stuff.
As long as you don't care if it sounds like a ****** storm; god help you if that's the case, then it won't matter much. It would slow down the game if software EAX processing was used, but given your disregard for SQ if you disable EAX/DS3D and use low sampling rates it will sound ******-tastic but virtually exempt from CPU taxation.
The only time where a sound card could help fps is if you're running a 700mhz celeron w/onboard sound. The new soundcard will take some load off of your cpu and you MIGHT see 1-2 frames difference. All the new soundcards being advertised to increast FPS is a bunch of malarky to me. But in your case no it wouldnt.
I think onboard sounds is prefectly fine, but if you get a sennheiser headset pc150.... it makes the sounds so pretty, compared to previous headsets i owned. I mean my creative 6.1 speakers are pretty too, of course.
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