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Sound card - 24-bit - 192 kHz - 118 dB SNR - 7.1 - PCI Express x1 - ASUS AV200 More product details
$182.99
The EAX 5 hack is commendable and the card's LED lights add flash (maximumpc.com)
Superb audio quality ; supports all major audio standards ; PCI Express interface ; includes... (computershopper.com)
We have collected and analyzed 9 expert reviews and 23 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 83/100 and users rate it 83/100. The average review date is July 22, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 7506 reviews from other Sound Cards. Last update: November 21, 2009.

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32 reviews
November, 2009
9 Experts
Product Age
23 Users
from $182.99
Much has been made of the incredible speed advantages PCI Express offers over PCI. Beyond GPUs, however, we haven't found much worthy of occupying those slots. Asus hopes to change that with its Xonar D2X card-the first soundcard we've reviewed that ...
The EAX 5 hack is commendable and the card's LED lights add flash
Initially spotty PCI-E support that must be fixed with a BIOS update
We're more troubled by this card's PCI Express support. Our D2X simply wouldn't work on two different EVGA 680i SLI motherboards, and users have reported issues with nForce 790i boards as well. Asus tells us the problems are related to a BIOS issue ...
Superb audio quality ; supports all major audio standards ; PCI Express interface ; includes numerous audio cables
Cumbersome control panel software ; PMP music converter is extremely limited ; converter required if you have no available floppy power connector
Asus' Xonar D2X is an excellent sound card with a strong software bundle that will appeal to gamers and audiophiles alike, but we hope to see improvements in its software.
The Asus Xonar D2X is a full-featured 7.1-channel sound card that supports...
However, the last couple of months have seen a few changes and (hopefully) improvements upon the D2, which brings us to today's review. Out goes PCI support in favour of a PCI Express 1x interface, and the drivers for this board have also had an ...
When we reviewed the PCI Xonar D2 a couple of months back, we certainly weren't expecting quite such a fast response from ASUS to some of its criticisms. While on the surface the D2X is simply the same board with a PCI Express interface, it's clear ...
This, my friends, is a little thing called the Xonar D2X. ASUS released the PCI-based Xonar D2 quite some time ago, and not so long ago, they released the D2X, the PCI-express version. After a long conversation with Asus, we finally get to review this o...
good card
I think this review is flawed based on what OS you are comparing! The X-fi cards will take the cake with the native EAX 5 in XP while the D2X has to use it's version of interpreting the output into it's own output. But when it comes to Vista, the D2X take...
As of when this article was written the Creative X-FI Titanium Fatal1ty was PCI Express and supports EAX 5.0
Asus Xonar D2X is the world's first PCI-E interface high end audio card featuring SNR up to 118dB. Xonar D2 provides intuitive DS3D GX to solve Vista gaming audio issues, and Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AEC) for best voice communication quality, the Xonar D2X will undoubtedly provide the best gaming experience ever.With the introduction of Windows Vista, the whole audio architecture landscaped has been changed. This has resulted in teething problems for gamers - with the possibility of...
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