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I was doing a New 550 M.B. when I install this for the 1st time

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Two microphone inputs, as well as a separate line-in, in addition to the analog and optical audio outs. Much, much simpler driver from Creative compared to the X-Fi Xtremegamer I was using previously. Even on Windows 10, most of the EAX games I have tried so far have been able to enable it flawlessly. No need for a "mode switch" like the old X-Fi cards did. ACTUAL 7.1 and ACTUAL hardware processing like the X-Fi cards of old do, and UNLIKE the SoundBlaster Recon and SB Z line which use software mode for those games instead.

* Easily installed and accessed * Drivers are up-to-date * Amazing sound quality (Note: I use ATH-m50x headphones) * Sleek, minimalist design on the card in-tower * Usable with a more wide array of input and output cords * Directional sound is absolutely ridiculous. My COD abilities went through the roof after this purchase. * Deep bass you can feel, punchy drums, beautiful trebles * PCIe format keeps the table-top clutter to a minimum, as opposed to other amp and dac combos * The audio control module adds a layer of instantaneous, "analog" control that I absolutely love.

Works well ( and I am using Linux Mint and Cachy

Comes with low profile bracket. Sound is great compared to onboard sound component.

It works like it should. Just plugged in and everything worked fine.

Sound quality. Great sound processing. Control and convenience.

Great product. On board audio quit. Purchased this card and audio works fine now.

gave color and depth to the sound in my computer system

- Portable. Can move between PC or consoles. - Very clean and clear audio output. Even better than my internal card. - Dolby decoding is awesome with consoles. - Great virtual surround sound effect (adjustable on PC, then profile stays for consoles) - Works with Nintendo Switch

Coming from years of using audio cards (PCI & USB) utilizing C-Media chips i can say this is an upgrade. The C-media were always plenty loud to drive high impudence headphones and sound quality was great but i could not tweak the EQ too much because i would get sound clipping, the amps on the chips were simply not able to handle much more headroom. This sound blaster has the head room and the volume. After installing the driver \ software from creative site you get options for bass boost, virtual surround effect, sound enhancement (works well with music and movies alike) and Equalizer. The software also includes a toggle switch between low impudence and high impudence headphones (Large driver headphone usually equal high impedance which requires more power for the sound card to push through). The sound maintains clarity even when tweaking the Equalizer although i found that out of the box i only needed a light boost at the 16k and 60hz (old ears). The mids are perfectly tuned for my taste with plenty of bite, presence and clarity. Your experience may vary depending n the headphones you use.

Porduit similaire à ceux déjà existant. Astro a40 mixamp, gamedac de steelseries. Le son est toujours similaire. Un 5.1 qui ne calibre jamais trop bien les distances des bruits. On se sent toujours envahit pas tous les sons ambiants...et non envelopper comme il se devrait. Pour la puissance, rien à dire. Ça joue fort. Très fort.

- 96Khz Sink/Source with a 512 Buffer, giving a 5.3ms latency with a ~70dB noise level. - Higher clarity in midrange compared to Integrated Sound Blaster Cinema 3.

- Pretty much plug and play - Cheap - Corn Electronics got it here fast - Better than "Crab" audio