Wednesday, September 2nd 2015

MSI Selects ESS SABRE HiFi Audio DAC for Gaming Notebooks

ESS Technology today announced that MSI, the leading gaming notebook manufacturer and innovator, has selected ESS Technology's SABRE HiFi Audio DAC for the first notebooks featuring Intel's latest sixth generation Intel Core i7 Skylake processors. Targeted at hardcore gamers, these hotly anticipated MSI notebooks will be available through MSI e-Commerce channels on September 1, 2015.

"MSI is thrilled to work with a technology leader like ESS on the most innovative gaming notebooks we have ever introduced," said Eric Kuo, Vice President of Global Sales & Marketing with MSI. "The entire SABRE brand is revered by audiophiles around the world as the pinnacle of audio excellence. It's the perfect choice for our hardcore gamers who look for the best features and the best systems to deliver an unparalleled gameplay experience."
"MSI is an undisputed leader in the gaming industry and we are excited to collaborate with them on this landmark notebook series," said Dan Christman, ESS's Chief Marketing Officer. "The gaming industry has always led the way in evangelizing superior technologies and we are pleased to see this recognition for the outstanding audio capabilities of our SABRE products."

MSI selected SABRE HiFi to revolutionize the audio gaming experience and provide the most immersive sound effects. Gamers will be amazed by the pure lossless audio and breathtaking sound quality of the new MSI GT72 Dominator Pro G, GS70 Stealth, and GS60 Ghost notebooks. The differentiating technical features of SABRE HiFi that enable this revolutionary sound experience include:
  • The ability to enable Hi-Res Audio with a 24bit/192kbps sampling rate to support the Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) format.
  • Support for up to the highest-end headsets with impedance ranging from 16ohm to 600ohm.
  • Industry leading signal to noise ratio of up to 127dBA and THD+N of -120dB - unmatched by any other PC DAC.
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2 Comments on MSI Selects ESS SABRE HiFi Audio DAC for Gaming Notebooks

#1
cyneater
No ESS

I can had an ESS audio drive or two in my days..
those things where okay when they worked
but you spent most of your time playing around with drivers...

Hopefully ESS still isnt crap.
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Athlonite
cyneaterNo ESS

I can had an ESS audio drive or two in my days..
those things where okay when they worked
but you spent most of your time playing around with drivers...

Hopefully ESS still isnt crap.
Yeah remember them well (but not fondly) I put them in the same class as Yamaha DXG audio cards great when they worked miserable pain in the backside when they didn't
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