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They are probably not 1200W, what is the brand and model? I have a 1200W Velodyne subwoofer and it shakes the entire house at 50% volume. No computer card would run that much power, you would need to go with an optical output to a high power amp/receiver and then to the speakers, which provides excellent sound for gaming.
wanderer11
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Assuming they plug into your computer you will be deaf by the time you are done playing. If that is your goal then go for it.
thee_prisoner
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I wouldn't use optical(S/PDIF) but go with HDMI if you can. S/PDIF has limitations compared to the better format which is HDMI.
A sound card or on board chip doesn't have an amp(just a headphone amp) to power regular speakers.
Like other posters asked, we need to know what computer you have and what speakers you are using.
A sound card or on board chip doesn't have an amp(just a headphone amp) to power regular speakers.
Like other posters asked, we need to know what computer you have and what speakers you are using.
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