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I have one card, "Pulsar 2". It's just a translation error 😇. Sorry about that. I used this card as my main sound card. Honestly, I didn't learn to use Scope professionally. I used it in XTC mode in FL Studio, once known as Fruity Loops. Maybe it's true that I don't need this card. To save myself ...

I have already bought a new audio interface from Arturia with a bundled microphone and headphones. But if it's possible to repair the Pulsar 2 card, I will fix it. As for the PCI slot for the Pulsar, one is enough. I have Windows 11 because Windows 10 upgraded to 11 for free.

Here are the specifications of the new computer with a PCI slot running Windows 11 64-bit:Water cooling: SilentiumPC Navis RGB 240 2x120mm (SPC219)Memory: G.Skill Aegis, DDR4, 16 GB, 3000MHz, CL16 (F4-3000C16D-16GISB)Graphics card: MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Ventus XS OC 6GB GDDR6 (RTX 2060 VENTUS XS 6G ...

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I found capacitors with similar parameters on this site, the fourth position from the top. If this is the correct capacitor, there won't be any problem with the replacement.

Are there any services that buy "damaged Pulsar 2 cards"? There are probably other components on this card and cables attached to it that can be used. To be honest, for the price of the software for Scope v7, I can get a new audio interface with a microphone and headphones from Arturia and a lot of ...

I have a key for version 3.1. I also installed version 7, but it showed errors. My computer has an ASRock Z370 Pro 4 motherboard, 16 GB RAM, and an Intel Core i5 9th generation. I specifically bought this computer to run the old Pulsar on Windows 10. The drivers installed correctly, the card was ...

How much can I sell my broken Creamware Pulsar 2 card for? The drivers install correctly, but when launching Scope, it shows problems. I have the cables and two installation discs with Scope 3.1c for both Windows and Mac.

Has anyone here used a PCI-e to PCI adapter?

The card still works. I would like to create music in my home studio, recording vocals and guitar. It used to work under XP. It still works to this day, but I would like to upgrade a bit and get a computer with Windows 10 64-bit. Scope costs some money, so I'm not sure whether to invest in Scope v7 ...

I have a dilemma. It's 2024, and I own a Creamware Pulsar 2 card. I will need to build a computer, and I'm not sure whether to build it around this card or give up on it and buy a new interface. What would you advise? Does this card meet your requirements with Windows 10? How does it work with FL ...