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Sound card - 24-bit - 192 kHz - 109 dB SNR - 7.1 - PCI - Creative X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity More product details
$38.66
Enormous feature set. Stunning audio quality. Outstanding interface. Can restore badly recorded... (pcmag.com)
Enormous feature set. Stunning audio quality. Outstanding interface. Can restore badly recorded... (pcmag.com)
We have collected and analyzed 13 expert reviews and 193 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 83/100 and users rate it 85/100. The average review date is September 3, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 7506 reviews from other Sound Cards. Last update: November 21, 2009.

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206 reviews
November, 2009
13 Experts
Product Age
193 Users
from $38.66
Intended for entertainment applications, the Platinum model ($200 street) adds a wireless remote and an I/O box. The latter fits into a 5.25-inch drive bay and adds front-mounted stereo aux-in RCA jacks, MIDI-in and -out connectors, a quarter-inch ...
Enormous feature set. Stunning audio quality. Outstanding interface. Can restore badly recorded or compressed content. Optional MCE-like interface with remote. Flexible I/O box fits into a 5.25-inch drive bay.
Pricey if you don't need all its features.
The Platinum has all the connectivity you need for a desktop theater system or for listening to CDs, digital music files, handheld players, or multichannel DVD-Audio content. Throw in its ability to repair low-bit-rate MP3 files and badly recorded CD ...
Intended for entertainment applications, the Platinum model ($200 street)...
The X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS ($280 street) targets hardcore gamers. In addition to an I/O drive, it comes with 64MB of X-RAM designed to improve the sound quality and performance of compatible games. This is a feature worth having if you're into high-end ...
Enormous feature set. Stunning audio quality. Outstanding interface. Can restore badly recorded or compressed content. Optional MCE-like interface with remote. Flexible I/O box fits into a 5.25-inch drive bay, plus 64MB onboard RAM.
Expensive.
The Fatal1ty adds 64MB of onboard RAM and an I/O breakout box to the basic X-Fi platform. Although these features make a superb board even better, you'd need to be a serious gamer to find them worth the extra money.
The X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS ($280 street) targets hardcore gamers. In addition to...
Does Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel's endorsement a good pair of gaming headphones make?
To that end, the Fatal1ty HS-1000 gaming headset should be pretty good...
This headset is; really amazing.
Probably the best headset I've ever owned for the price, this is my second purchase of this headset in these last two years. My last pair only broke because of how extremely rough I was with it, they went absolutely everywhere and I dropped them almost ev...
The only thing I could possibly think of would be I would like a bit of a longer cord, it's fine where it is... but if I want to have the wire go around a few thing into the back of my desk I'd feel cramped
Overall a great headset for its price range, nothing flashy but that just means it isn't bloated with useless junk.
Wonderfully comfortable. Wore for 3 hours as soon as I got it and they just feel better as I start wearing them in. Sound quality is what you expect for this price. Microphone quality is stellar! Volume and microphone switch is small and doesn't weigh dow...
Aesthetically, they look kinda odd. Remind me of a bug's carapace. Which if you don't care about that kind of thing its ok. I also really don't like logos but both are completely opinionated. I have a small/normal sized head and these do feel slightly snu...
Don't let the marketing throw you off. I would recommend something cheaper if it could also sound this good and perform as well, but I just don't think it exists. I demo'd a pair at blizzcon 2008 and that's how I knew what I wanted. I thought Logitech cou...
Fits snuggly and comfortably around my massive skull. bass is nice, and finally the sound is good in a headset that includes a mic. Works well, I have had no problems with it. I would swear it is 5.1, but it's actually not
Designed to meet the performance demands of the world's best-known professional gamer, Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel, the Sound Blaster X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS sound card provides stunning 109dB SNR audio quality, accelerates gaming performance and includes 64MB of on-board X-RAM for high performance gaming. With support for EAX ADVANCED HD 5.0, the latest version of the EAX Environmental Audio standard, the Sound Blaster X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS card utilizes X-Fi CMSS 3D technology for stunning audio...
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