Re: audio accelaration

Max Goldman

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3rd Feb 2009

raze1225 <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>anyone?

It's only been about 4 hours. Chill a while.

>i want to turn it off and idk how. most of my games the sound is
>all wacked out and sometimes the music wont play or the ambient noise
>wont play any ideas?
>

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