Soundcard compatibility problems

Hello Every1,
I am getting a 5.1 sound system from US,and for that i intend to get the Creative Audigy 2 ZS from there too.My problem is that i doubt
whether my system can handle the pressure of a soundcard.
My specs are:
P3 866 MHz
128 MB RAM
One more problem that i have is that my motherboard is Intel 815EEP,i want to know whether i can fit my soundcard into one of the slots(i
doubt whether my motherboard has an external slot in which i can fit the
card,anyone have an idea?I guess i have all the slots/ports empty till now).
Any help would be appreciated,thanx :D.

There shouldnt be any probs fitting in the card as all soundcards are now PCI based .................... plus the ZS is 7.1 :thumbup1: ... so it may be better of 2 get a 6.1 channel system or higher. U might also want to look into the output cable connections, since creative goes against 4 stereo output lines :rolleyes2 ( I think the ZS was mainly built for the Inspire 7700 7.1)

Hey i am planning o go for a 5.1 system,will that be a problem? and i dunno how many slots my motherboard has,i have my grafix card installed in one of the slots(my motherboard is 815EEP).Will i have any problems if i go for a 5.1 system with an audigy zs?Please clarify :D

most probs ur graphics card will be an agp card..n anyways the 815eep will have nearly 4-5 pci slots...so ur can fit in a audigy2

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