Difference between revisions of "Audio Subsystems"
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Revision as of 14:42, 3 March 2010
NOTE!
All ThinkPads manufactured since the year 2000, have AC'97 or more recently HD Audio controllers. Those controllers are paired with a simple codec chip which are listed below.
If you have Audio problems with such a ThinkPad they are most likely due to problems with the codec support, not the AC'97 or HD Audio controller itself. * Wikipedia article on AC'97 * Wikipedia article on HD Audio |
Analog DevicesConexant |
Cirrus Logic |
ESS Technology |
IBMNeomagic |
Realtek |
Yamaha |
