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Look tidi this thread was about ppl who dont play aao because they dont have sound on which they were used to.U made it personal revange thread.Pulling out bs arguments.

So lets make few points straight now when u brought it here

Mainstream is low. Sometimes he shoot something, but nothing special. Clear.


Re: [email protected]!LLz
July 18, 2012, 07:44:42 AM
Sly is low.


Sly aka Just_Sly aka m@$t3r.$ound

50% german, 50% kebab. Flamer. High boy. Big mouth. Ass above head. He isn't worth attention.

look u calling ppl lows and kebabs..........thats abuses what making ppl leave

what i did? i talked to u 2ce in this forum reacting to one ur racicst post and to other when u called some guy low

SO WAKE UP mr. iwonitallihavethebestfragever. let me be and try to behave....

ps.i read somewhere that u are modern agnostic guy :-) so try to look at it that way

Just popping in to say, it is not Windows 7 fault, or Windows XP, or America's Army fault for subpar sound. It is the users fault for not understanding how to properly install their system software correctly. Especially with an Operating System like Windows, the jump from XP to 7 is not going to change any aspect of sound or video on an old game like America's Army (jumping to 7 can only improve newer games created for the advantages in 7). The big if here is if your computer does not meet the minimum requirements to smoothly run 7, you cannot blame the operating system.

If anyone tells you that Windows 7 has messed up their sound in America's Army, please punch them in the mouth because they do not know what they are talking about (and I doubt there are a large majority with this problem, that would be ridiculous). Unless there is that small chance there is the one guy who seriously has hardware problems running 7, but that would mean it affects everything including AA.

Remember to step back, leap, and look at the larger picture.

Windows 7 is best for sound due to WASAPI and better mixer handling. XP was only "good" to noobs that seek a sound advantage because Creative's OUTDATED drivers and features work best on it, so did the game.

Windows 7 with good speakers/headphones > Windows XP with X-Fi sound card and a "gamer" headset

I've had both and can say for sure, I've heard MORE with a quality setup than with tweaking shit or running XP. But hey, not all gamers can be legit.