How to divide the sound card and the network card on the motherboard, I think the two are similar. T

Nowadays, there are sound cards and network cards integrated on the motherboard, and there are many types of them, just briefly talk about the common ones, and the following is how to distinguish them:

Network card chip: Near the first PCI-E (that is, near the graphics card slot) slot of the motherboard, there is a boxy chip, and the one that says RTL or something on it is the network card chip.

Sound card chip: Near the PCI slot of the motherboard, it is also a boxy chip, which says ALC or VIA or something, and that is the sound card chip.

In short, the network card chip is near the PCI-E slot of the motherboard, and the sound card chip is near the PCI slot of the motherboard.

It's so simple. There is no port on the sound card to plug in a network cable.

There is no speaker port on the network card.

The network card has a network port jack!

Look at the motherboard manual for details.

The current main pure boring board is integrated with a network card and a sound card.

After installing the system and various drivers, we can use the network card on the motherboard to connect to the network, and we can also use the sound card with the motherboard****. Of course, if you have special requirements, you can also install the network card and sound card separately. The network card installed separately is generally a wireless network card, and the multi-channel network card can be selected if the sound card is installed separately.

1. At present, almost all of the products sold on the market are integrated sound cards and network cards.

2. Some older laptops are linked to the motherboard with an independent network card interface, but most of them are directly connected to the motherboard.

3. The sound card and network card of the desktop are integrated, but because the sound quality of the integrated sound card is not particularly high-quality, it is equipped with an independent sound card for some computers that need to be specially used for audio-visual work.

The network card sound card is generally integrated on the motherboard, and now it is generally not integrated now, and it is used independently.

If it's all independent, here's an easy way to do it:

The one with the pink, green, and blue small round jack (that is, the small headphone jack) is a square interface on the sound card (similar to the ** wire interface, larger than that), and with 1 or 2 small lights, it is a network card.

The one with a long blue trapezoidal port (15 pinholes, and the general graphics card also has a long white connector, DVI connector) is a graphics card.

The slots on the motherboard should generally be four, and three of them are the same, called PCI slots, and these three are generally the places where the network card, sound card or other PCI cards are inserted.

Except for those three identical slots, that slot is for the graphics card.

For distinguishing the motherboard's integrated graphics card, sound card, network card, etc., the easiest way is to have a speaker jack, network card, and socket for inserting a graphics card at one end of the motherboard, which is a more suitable method for non-professional identification.

If you are DIY, you should be able to see it by looking at the chip.

Plugged in the middle position is the graphics card, and below the graphics card is the network card, the sound card, but generally the network card and the sound card are integrated!

It's not clear at a glance, you can find some basic information about computer hardware on the Internet, and what you said will be introduced.