So, my soundcard has blown and I need a new one.
The card I have used was pretty satisfying, but apparently
creative no longer supports this one (year 2005).
It's the
Creative SoundBlaster X-Fi XtremeMusic.
I pretty much wanted to have the same but apparently they are no longer being sold (neither officially by
creative nor "new" by amazon), so I'll probably need a different one, whether it is creative or not, I don't mind.
Info:
- PCI
- no surround needed (using 2.1)
- low budget, around 100€, less if possible.
- mostly used for -loud- music
Someone able to suggest me something?
Thanks in advance, SEN!
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Oh boi. Not much you'll find better than M-Audio's audiophile line.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16829121008Apparently you can grab this for 67€.
None.
I'm going to kind of hijack your thread here, but hopefully some questions will be answered which will help everyone decide what a good buy is.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1747731&CatId=2771I've got a card like this (it says model number sc8768, but from what I can gather it's got identical parts) that I'm not using because I don't care and I'm just using onboard on a fairly new motherboard. Should I be using the sound card instead? Is there a particularly good reason to do so?
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