Hi All
I've had a search through the forum but haven't been able to spot the answer to this question so I hope someone can help.
I have just upgraded my system to an ASRock X79 mobo, i7 3820 with 16Gb Ram. I've currently got my old 8600GT still in there. I did notice that I've quite a few busted caps on the 8600 so I think this might accelerate my purchase of a new card. I was going to hang on for Adobe CS6 and the next gen of nvidia cards to see how the whole CUDA thing plays out a bit more, but now thinking I might see if I can get something cheap to put me on.
I don't game on my machine, it is primarily been upgraded due to increasingly complex photoshop work and running lightroom.
I've been looking at the current GT 430. It has double the CUDA cores of the 520 which sounds useful to me. The one thing I'd like to be able to do is be able to connect it to my home cinema which is in the same room. I've got a HDMI cable already run from the computer position to my onkyo 606 but currently don't have a HDMI out.
Question: Can I have HDMI audio that'll go to the amp via the HDMI connector , but also be able to use the mobo onboard sound to have my headphones for normal computer work and feed my monitor from the DVI connector?
Anyone any comments or experience of a similar situation?
Many thanks
Eric
I've had a search through the forum but haven't been able to spot the answer to this question so I hope someone can help.
I have just upgraded my system to an ASRock X79 mobo, i7 3820 with 16Gb Ram. I've currently got my old 8600GT still in there. I did notice that I've quite a few busted caps on the 8600 so I think this might accelerate my purchase of a new card. I was going to hang on for Adobe CS6 and the next gen of nvidia cards to see how the whole CUDA thing plays out a bit more, but now thinking I might see if I can get something cheap to put me on.
I don't game on my machine, it is primarily been upgraded due to increasingly complex photoshop work and running lightroom.
I've been looking at the current GT 430. It has double the CUDA cores of the 520 which sounds useful to me. The one thing I'd like to be able to do is be able to connect it to my home cinema which is in the same room. I've got a HDMI cable already run from the computer position to my onkyo 606 but currently don't have a HDMI out.
Question: Can I have HDMI audio that'll go to the amp via the HDMI connector , but also be able to use the mobo onboard sound to have my headphones for normal computer work and feed my monitor from the DVI connector?
Anyone any comments or experience of a similar situation?
Many thanks
Eric