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Sound card - 24-bit - 192 kHz - 109 dB SNR - 7.1 - PCI - Creative X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity - low profile More product details
$30.57
Hardware-based MPEG encoding and Dolby decoding ; every audio/video port you'll ever need... (cnet.com)
7.1 audio channel support ; 24-bit/96KHz output ; Dolby Digital EX 6.1 decoding ; easily portable... (cnet.com)
We have collected and analyzed 125 expert reviews and 727 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 84/100 and users rate it 81/100. The average review date is January 24, 2006. We have compared these reviews to 7506 reviews from other Sound Cards. Last update: November 21, 2009.

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852 reviews
November, 2009
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Product Age
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from $30.57
Hardware-based MPEG encoding and Dolby decoding ; every audio/video port you'll ever need ; excellent analog video-capture quality ; doubles as a four-port USB hub
A few setup hassles ; video capture works only with bundled applications ; no TV-capture capabilities ; no printed manual
Though definitely a product that only select users will need, it's a generally stellar prosumer solution for analog video capture.
Creative's Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Video Editor provides all the ports you...
7.1 audio channel support ; 24-bit/96KHz output ; Dolby Digital EX 6.1 decoding ; easily portable ; includes IR remote
Requires driver update for maximum output quality
Here to add more boom to your laptop is the $129.99 Creative USB Sound...
If you read our original review of the X-Fi way back in November 2005, you already know about this card. Back then, Creative packaged this exact same card with a drive bay and remote and charged an impossible to justify $280 for the X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS ...
DSP gives it a performance edge
Pointless X-RAM
Unlike the other two boards we tested here, the X-Fi continues to use a true DSP with "10,000 MIPS of power." We don't know how true that 10K figure is, but in our tests, the X-Fi remains the boss, especially when compared to the CMI8788, which is ...
Back then, Creative packaged this exact same card with a drive bay and remote...
GOOD SOUND REALLY DECENT WAV EDITING USER FRIENDLY
A LITTLE EXPENSIVE
This card sound great, almost every connection under the sun
It's REALLY expensive for a sound card
Okay, Soundblaster Audigy 2NX ruined my brand...
External hook up
Poor sound, crashes and takes your computer with it
The PCMCIA Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Notebook opens a new era of possibilities for the notebook user. It delivers features previously only available to PC users but now available to notebook users (even those that are highly mobile). This is achieved by combining ultra-high quality audio with advanced, hardware-accelerated features all in a tiny PCMCIA format card! For instance it delivers THX certified 24-bit ADVANCED HD audio quality playback with incredible 104dB SNR, allowing the highest...
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