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 Member 173 Level 32.97 Mar 2006 
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best soundcard for pc right now?
I want buy new one but I want best sound card to play my music.but i think Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi is best one,right??
X-Fi - Xtreme Fidelity audio with Crystalizer & CMSS-3D for entertainment 
Last edited by RYU : Jan 2, 2008 at 08:06 PM.
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Member 2604 Level 11.01 Mar 2006
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Anything not creative. I'd list audiophile solutions, but I doubt you'd care. All you need to know is creative and especially their drivers is gay.
Gaming in XP can have issues with some soundcards (especially onboard: realtek) due to the creative fad, hence why creative has a few "practical" uses with the audigy series. Vista doesn't allow hardware acceleration for games so there shouldn't be a problem regardless what you use. M-Audio is good, but they're not necessarily the best in sound quality. Better than creative, though. M-Audios should be fine for gaming, unlike the realtek crap (they like to cause crashes), at least, if you mess with certain settings. If you don't game though, it really doesn't matter what you buy. If you're an audiophile, you should be more concerned with a DAC/amp than a sound card, and using digital output.
Thank you ever so wise and godly forum-lifers for putting a disgusting fatso image in my sig. Or... not.
Last edited by Cam : Jan 5, 2008 at 12:24 AM.
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