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This has been reflected in game development as well with the demise of EAX - practically the last AAA title to use EAX is the original Bioshock. Creative is the only company in the industry which still offers a dedicated processor for DSP, and it's been shown countless times in many reviews that it's not really necessary anymore as modern CPUs can more than adequately handle a little DSP on the side. It's pointless to argue which term is more often used, although most people would agree it's the process of changing audio signals and not the microprocessor which does it (the CPU in most cases - not a specialized DSP processor). I'm not below asking for help, but, if you're going to answer, please, don't lecture me on whatever's in your head.ĭigital signal microprocessors are usually found on 'boxes' aimed at guitarists to be used without a PC, and still, what they essentially do, is digital signal processing. The thing is, I wasn't sure, and when I'm unsure - I ask. I did read the article very carefully a few times I also did way more than 2-seconds worth of google research and way before this article was released. Click to expand.That's the kind of answer I was hoping for, minus all the spite.

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