Except that some motherboards and cheap soundcards distort when you push their tiny little amp to 100%, so to be safe back the Windows volume one step down from 100%.Originally posted by: glen
Turning it up on your speakers also increases the level of the back ground noise.
In most situations you want to max out the volume on the source unit. However, some cheaper sound cards will start to distort or add excessive noise when you get near the top of their range - so just do what sounds good to you.Originally posted by: jooksing
Is sit better to turn the volume up on my speakers or using the Windows sound properties thing? What happens when i do both? will it degrade the sound quality?
