16bit sound?

correct me if i am wrong but a while back i remeber seeing a neat litte program that could use a built in PC speaker to make and use 16bit sounds? if such a program, if it is possible, exist i would like to have it. however i dont really see how that would work but my older 486 system lacks a sound card. if the program does not exsist please give me a link to a RESECTABLE place where i could download a WORKING older ISA soundcard for a 486 PC, please no ebay i dont trust that shit

if such a program is out there, and it works good, that would kick ass. however i think this is some wierd ass thing i dreamed up. anyway playing with this 486 is kind of fun. just overclocked from 66 to 80, not much by todays cpu's but for a 486 that is pushing it a bit that is almost a third more than its speed. that would be like overclocking a p3 450 to 585, rounded to 590mhz

No I've seen something like that before... my friend used to have it. Uh, look for shitty app sites
It isn't that special, all sounds are like shit anyways

I had a friend who had it once for his laptop, it sounded awesome, actually. But you have to put it into your windows system config.

well if anyone knows where i can download it please tell me

You can grab this utility here on Doomworld from the utility section:

http://www.doomworld.com/files/editors.shtml

It is called "spkdoom"

"spkdoom 2775 Kb This utility will render 16bit sounds on the in-built speaker on a soundcardless machine."

http://www.3ddownloads.com/showfile.php3?file_id=7876

yea i downloaded it, but what is with all the LINUX stuff? is this for dos or LINUX. if so how do i ge tthe files just for DOS