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Macbooks are indeed great at this. They can output 24 bit 48khz IIRC. And I'm pretty sure there's even DSP in there to model the resonances of the case and canc
by JonnieCache 12y ago
Macbooks are indeed great at this. They can output 24 bit 48khz IIRC. And I'm pretty sure there's even DSP in there to model the resonances of the case and cancel them out when using the speakers.
And BTW gaming motherboards now commonly have audio interfaces with isolated power rails and stuff.
- yasth 12y agoAlmost anything can output that now (or actually much higher) because of Intel's High Definition Audio (AKA Azalia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_High_Definition_Audio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_High_Definition_Audio The real benefits of a macbook is the 192 kHz (on recent models) tosLink optical out integrated into the headphone jack, which is just an awesome feature that I really wish other laptop manufacturers would pick up. DSPs for resonances/tuning has however been picked up pretty widely (under a wide variety of brandings/quality)