Back in the 90s, gamers loaded out their PCs with Creative’s Sound Blaster family of sound cards. Those who were really serious about audio could connect a daughterboard called the Creative Wave ...

The Creative Sound Blaster X7 offers a ridiculous number of features for the money and sound quality is generally very good, but its appeal is limited. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined ...

In the ever-evolving world of gaming and audio technology, finding the perfect balance between immersive sound and seamless connectivity can often feel like an elusive quest. Whether you’re a ...

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Games are more than just an interactive visual experience. The time and effort that developers spend in creating and incorporating immersive audio and soundtracks are not experienced to their fullest ...

If you’re in the market for a new soundcard you may be interested in the Creative Sound Blaster X4 sound card launched this week featuring Super X-Fi technology, which garnered 23 best-of awards at ...

Sound cards have been a staple in PC gaming for years - whether they’re internal, external, or built into the USB connection of your fancy gaming headset. Today, we’re looking at a portable sound card ...

It’s astonishing to think that Creative has been in the sound business for thirty years. In the early days of PC gaming, the Sound Blaster 16 was seen as an essential upgrade for any DOOM, Myst or ...

- What bonus features could I use? - Would like coax output but looks like they don't offer that anymore on most sound cards, and I have a $12 optical-coax Monoprice converter on order. Right now I ...

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