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The benefits of upgrading would be much higher sound quality.
I would consider upgrading to a decent sound card well worth it.
That being said, I would avoid another Creative based product.
Look into an ASUS Xonar Dx for an excellent value and much better sound quality than the X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional offers.
I can attest, it is a much better product.
Fun facts!
The ASUS SupremeFX X-Fi card does not use the Creative EMU20K1 chip (AKA the X-Fi sound processer) or any Creative chip for that matter.
In fact, it uses an Analog Devices AD1988B codec.
All the 'X-Fi Processing' is done through software emulation
http://www.extremetech.com/article [...] 009,00.asp
I would consider upgrading to a decent sound card well worth it.
That being said, I would avoid another Creative based product.
Look into an ASUS Xonar Dx for an excellent value and much better sound quality than the X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional offers.
I can attest, it is a much better product.
Fun facts!
The ASUS SupremeFX X-Fi card does not use the Creative EMU20K1 chip (AKA the X-Fi sound processer) or any Creative chip for that matter.
In fact, it uses an Analog Devices AD1988B codec.
All the 'X-Fi Processing' is done through software emulation
http://www.extremetech.com/article [...] 009,00.asp
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Message edited by outlw6669 on 09-29-2009 at 03:30:58 PM
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The benefits of upgrading would be much higher sound quality.
I would consider upgrading to a decent sound card well worth it.
That being said, I would avoid another Creative based product.
Look into an ASUS Xonar Dx for an excellent value and much better sound quality than the X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional offers.
I can attest, it is a much better product.
Fun facts!
The ASUS SupremeFX X-Fi card does not use the Creative EMU20K1 chip (AKA the X-Fi sound processer) or any Creative chip for that matter.
In fact, it uses an Analog Devices AD1988B codec.
All the 'X-Fi Processing' is done through software emulation
http://www.extremetech.com/article [...] 009,00.asp
Message edited by outlw6669 on 09-29-2009 at 03:30:58 PM
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