PC speaker question

[Triple Five]

Alright so I've got a Creative 7.1 speaker set up on my pc along with a creative soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS sound card.

I've got two speakers that I would like to eventually connect to my pc but am clueless as to how I would go about doing it. The best scenerio would be having the 2 additional speakers play along with the other 7 but I'm not sure if this is possible. I would be content with just being able to hook up the two speakers alone also.

If anyone has any ideas or input it would be greatly appreciated as I am clueless with audio equipment. I understand that I will probably need some more equipment to make this happen so just tell me what you know!

[odeezie]

What is your goal? Do have your library of music on your pc, so you want to play it through real speakers? Or do you just want a decent little set-up when you are using your pc?

[Triple Five]

I've got a large library which isn't the problem because its all on an ipod so I can just connect it to my stereo.

I would just like to have some extra power from my PC to play music.

[odeezie]

I dont know a lot about it, but I think you may want to look into a better sound card...I think that would make a ton of difference.

[Triple Five]

I've already got a pretty dope soundcard that puts out some good **** but i just want to hook up speakers with more power.

[IGASAURUS]

That would work if it's actually a desktop. Unless things have changed recently, you can't update that type of stuff on laptops. I doubt it helps, but I have a set of Creative speakers with a sub that I got for $60 and it has enough to piss off the neighbors...:rockon:

[Triple Five]

You're just a dinosaur you know nothing!

[Aus_Rider_22]

What model are the surround sound speakers and the other 2 you are wanting to use?

[Triple Five]

The other 2 are Aiwa speakers that come with a Cx-na909 if that means anything. 9 ohms with 150 watts.

The other speakers are Creative Inspire P7800 90 Watts 7.1 Speakers