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1. CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER X FI XTREME DRIVERS
2. CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER X FI XTREME SOFTWARE
3. CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER X FI XTREME WINDOWS

X-Fi CMSS-3D Headphone creates nine virtual speakers over stereo headphones for positional audio that's so accurate you can actually locate enemies by sound. Win big with a powerful audio processing engine that boosts real game performance by up to 15% over motherboard audio and still gives you the fullest audio effects possible! Get the speed you need when every second counts

CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER X FI XTREME SOFTWARE

Internet connection to download PowerDVD player software Intel, AMD or 100% compatible motherboard chipsetĬD-ROM/CD-RW or CD/DVD-ROM for software installation Intel Pentium III 1 GHz, AMD 1 GHz processor or faster

CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER X FI XTREME WINDOWS

Microsoft Windows Vista (Drivers available at us.) or XP (Service Pack 2, 圆4 or Media Center Edition) I'll never be sorry for the money I spent for it.Learn more about the Creative Labs 70SB073A00000 Model BrandĬenter, Subwoofer and Side Channels 109dB I am angry at Creative because i had to wait so long ofr this card to become available. I bought the PCI-Express version because I don't like the old PCI connection. I also feared that placing it between two graphic cards, the sound card would generate some noise, but it has less noise than my onboard audio. Overall Review: I was afraid that I would have some issues installing it under Vista 圆4, as others have reported, but the installation was fast and painless. This is the right card to immerse yourself in surround.Ĭons: Some people think it's expensive, and won't enjoy th true sound it can give. Even games sound better, as it gives the surround more depth. I have heard too many sound systems where the bass guitars would blend with other instruments and alter the sound. Music quality is extraordinary when playing lossless audio, and every instrument is distinguishable, while the dynamics are great, and will sound excellent even at low volume. I also cannot hear any noise, as I would with my integrated audio. Pros: The sound quality on this card is just incredible, and superior to any other card I have tested. Overall, I'd avoid this card unless you're REALLY strapped for cash (and in that case, the onboard sound on your mobo may be just fine.) Hope this helps! Check out Wikipedia for more than you ever wanted to know about Creative Lab sound cards. I'd like an XtremeGamer Fatal1ty Pro, but that's just a few more dollars than I wanted to spend. Also available for PCI Express and ExpressCard." So I found out too late that this is really not as sophisticated as the other X-Fi cards, and I RMA'd it to Newegg (that cost me $6.00 restocking fee + shipping) and bought an XtremeGamer on the 'bay for a comparable price. Is based on the same chipset as the Audigy 2 SE and SB Live! 24-bit. Unfortunately, after I purchased it, I did some research and found the following on Wikipedia: "Low profile card (half height), does not contain the EMU20K1 chipset used by the rest of the series.

Overall Review: I thought that I was buying a X-Fi card like all the rest, but lower-end. At least its better than that.Ĭons: Not the dedicated processing power for sound that I expected. If not, get this card rather than suffering with onboard realtek.

fatality, elite pro) to work with your SLI/Vista setup, I envy you. If you can get your hardware based X-Fi (i.e. However, its the hardware accelleration of the high-priced X-Fi's that choke with SLI on the data bus. No Uber Onboard Hardware Accelleration on this X-Fi. Equalizer works.Ĭons: A CPU bound soundcard, but who cares, it sounds better than onboard realtek, get a fast CPU, no slow downs for me. Music Movies, all sound great! It comes with one software console (entertainment), Audio console menu is still available. Played NWN2, Gears of War, Crysis, CoD4 all week.

CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER X FI XTREME DRIVERS

Drivers right off disk worked, no update needed. Also better than my previous X-Fi Fatality which is a disaster for my setup and would not fit with the 2nd GPU's ACS3 heatsink in the way of PCI slot. Sounds way better than built in realtek which crackled and popped with SLI. Plugs in real easy in the 1X slot above my SLI setup.

Pros: Finally, I found a card that will work with my SLI system in Vista 64-bit Ultimate.