“Does this computer have a sound card or is sound built into the mother board... do I need speakers?”
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Hello, Sound is not built into the system, but there is a sound card, so the computer works with headsets. If your monitor does not have speakers, you would need to purchase a separate set of speakers. Thank you for your question!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Turns out it was combination of ground loop and coil whine from the graphics card. Ground Loop Filter + 850W Gold power supply eliminated both. Yay!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Plugging my Logitech speakers to the back of system creates static and feedback every time I move the mouse. It only disappears when I plug into the top headphones input. This happen to you?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The motherboard mine came with has a Realtek on board audio 7.1 channel sound with inputs in the back. However, if you monitor supports it, you could run sound through the video card into the monitor (I do this with a headphone jack in the back of the monitor and I use Dolby Atmos Headphones with a pair of audiophile headphones).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Sound card is built in, just add speakers with the jack on the back of the PC.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It does have on board sound. Nearly all modern boards do. You will need speakers if you aren't using headphones. Theres a set of bose computer speakers that are around 100 to 150 usd that are very good. But if you are going to be doing something such as record music or singing with it, it would be in your best interest to get a sound card to eliminate interference static which is only noticeable on recordings. If you do this place it in the lower of the two available slots and you'll be covered. Please also note that hardware changes often requireclearing the cmos so be sure to buy a shunt online or at a store such as Frys. The geek squad can also easily install them as well!
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