Re: Mutiple soundcards

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Hi Felix, thank you.
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It used to be pretty typical for PCI slots to share IRQs with onboard 
devices. Take the sound out of slot three and put something else there,
and 
most likely the something else will also share IRQ 17. Whether in newer 
motherboards anything might have changed regarding IRQ sharing I have no
idea.
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I do not know if the problem can be originated in the fact of having the
same irq. In the BIOS Setup I did not find any option to change irqs.
Maybe an option could be to try to update the BIOS, if an update is
available. This PC is an IBM ThinkCentre Intel Celeron 2.66GHz.
Regards.
José Luis


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