Which sound card PCIE

[ov2rey]

hi may i know which is better

Auzen X-Fi Bravura 7.1 PCIE $179
Auzen X-Fi Forte 7.1 PCIE $209
Asus Xonar DX PCIE $128
Creative SB X-Fi Titanium PCIE $135
Creative SB X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro PCIE $208

all is PCI-E

Thanks you

I read that Auzen X-Fi Forte has problem causing bullet-sound.
Asus Xonar DX emule EAX 2 to 5 by using CPU to emule

all price is in SG dollar

i will be using on 2.1 AITEC Lansing Speaker and Logitech 7.1 USB Gaming headset

 

[btarunr]

Are those US Dollars? Because all those prices are off.

 

[majestic12]

Are you using this with headphones or speakers (if so, how many? What kind are they and how are you planning on hooking them up?)

 

[jasper1605]

Of all of those I've heard that the forte is the best but AFAIK newegg doesn't carry them anymore. If you have a receiver with HDMI in on it just use the digital from you vid card and you'll have real good sound. Or, if your speakers have a TOSLINK, you can run digital out of your motherboard directly to them that way, which will be better than analog from any of those cards (99% of the time)

 

[ov2rey]

Of all of those I've heard that the forte is the best but AFAIK newegg doesn't carry them anymore. If you have a receiver with HDMI in on it just use the digital from you vid card and you'll have real good sound. Or, if your speakers have a TOSLINK, you can run digital out of your motherboard directly to them that way, which will be better than analog from any of those cards (99% of the time)

but it as problem..
u can try google search or youtube

"x-fi forte machine gun"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m9p7KQFzTA&feature=related

it's fixed?

 

[Wile E]

but it as problem..
u can try google search or youtube

"x-fi forte machine gun"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m9p7KQFzTA&feature=related

it's fixed?

My forte does no such thing, nor has it ever. This is actually the first I have heard of it.

I highly recommend it if you are using headphones regularly.

Of all of those I've heard that the forte is the best but AFAIK newegg doesn't carry them anymore. If you have a receiver with HDMI in on it just use the digital from you vid card and you'll have real good sound. Or, if your speakers have a TOSLINK, you can run digital out of your motherboard directly to them that way, which will be better than analog from any of those cards (99% of the time)

Optical is not superior to analog from a high quality sound card for 5.1 setups. The only way optical can output a 5.1 channel signal is if it's encoded to a compressed format, like DTS or Dolby Digital. High res uncompressed 24bit 48 or 96khz tracks like TrueHD or Master Audio have to be compressed down to get 5.1 over optical, thus losing quality.

 

[ov2rey]

My forte does no such thing, nor has it ever. This is actually the first I have heard of it.

I highly recommend it if you are using headphones regularly.



Optical is not superior to analog from a high quality sound card for 5.1 setups. The only way optical can output a 5.1 channel signal is if it's encoded to a compressed format, like DTS or Dolby Digital. High res uncompressed 24bit 48 or 96khz tracks like TrueHD or Master Audio have to be compressed down to get 5.1 over optical, thus losing quality.

okie thank you.

are u using official driver? is there any mod driver?

will it work on my USB 7.1 headset?

 

[Funtoss]

okie thank you.

are u using official driver? is there any mod driver?

will it work on my USB 7.1 headset?

Yes it will work on your logitech 7.1

 

[ov2rey]

guys thanks for reply ^^

 

[Red_Machine]

are those us dollars? Because all those prices are off.

all price is in sg dollar

rtfp!