Thanks

Does anyone know why they are so small compared to the caps on every over decent looking sound card I have looked at and what the implications may be? There might not be any, it is just that I'm a little suspicious of a card with no reviews and only an infomercial in the BBC music magazine.

I could never get the auto switching working in Windows 7 for my Onkyo se 200 pci ltd card. I could get the button to show up but it just caused instability. Shame. The auto switching seems like a very useful option that has been much touted. Still very nice card though. Sounds great through my Roksan Caspian amp and Dali 9 speakers. I'm very susceptible to fatigue and apart from during a necessary (and sometimes quite long) warm up time it has been one of the most enjoyable of the many sub £1000 cd player or sound card options I have heard. Hours pass by easily. Possibly not one for those who favour a bias towards detail though.

So where are all the capacitors on the cantatis then?

Would anyone mind giving me a step by step guide as to how to install the via drivers for the an onkyo 200 so I can get auto frequency. My attempts at removing the onkyo drivers and manually installing the via haven't worked so far. The via drivers looked like they installed however the via audio deck did not find any device.