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I'm having a PC (Win 2k) put together which will be my dedicated ham
station box for running contest and general purpose loggers, 2M packet spots and the sound card based digital modes like PSK-31, MFSK and RTTY. I have zero hands-on experience with any of these at this point so I'm looking for advice from those of you who have been there and done it. The computer will have some relatively inexpensive "plenty fast enough" Athalon chip motherboard or another and a gig of RAM. My understanding is that the "sound cards" integrated into motherboards sometimes don't do very well when it comes to running PSK-31 et al. While cost matters I'm not at all adverse to buying a decent third party sound card like one of the Creative Labs boards. My question is given your expereince which audio board or boards would you recommend if you were in my shoes? Thanks ~ Brian Kelly w3rv |
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