New PC Video Card or Audio Card An Asset?
Nope. I don't know squat about PCs. My 1990's final PC really needed a video card to shop (chopping?). And an audio card really improved music sound quality. But I may be getting a desktop. A...
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Agree with the others here. Onboard video (in the CPU these days) is plenty good for anything but high end gaming. The best way to get a sharp picture is to make sure you run the video resolution at the monitor's native resolution. Doing otherwise will blur things a little. If you need larger print, turn up the font sizes.
Onboard audio has been more than adequate for longer than video has.
Onboard audio has been more than adequate for longer than video has.
