Soundcard compatibility

guy93

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I am not sure, this will be my first time being involved with a soundcard.
 

thecoolnessrune

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Pretty sure that the Xtreme Gamer is just a rebadged Audigy 2 chip, not a real X-fi chip.

Mind if I ask what you wish to do with the sound card? Is EAX important? Headphones? How many speakers in the setup? A receiver involved where you may need optical or coaxial connections? Any input needs?
 

guy93

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I am a gamer, and since I live in Canada we have a boxing day/week sale going on at a store called NCIX. They are selling the PC 350's for 129.99 before tax, and I thought might as well get a sound card to get most out of that beast headset.
 

Zoomer

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Did Creative ever get their 64-bit drivers working right?

Yes, they do work, and has been working for awhile. X-Fi Fatality. However, I did not test the expansion bay's remote, nor any/many EAX games. These seem to be in short supply these days.
 

thecoolnessrune

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If you're using 64-bit, Vista, or Windows 7, I highly recommend only getting the X-fi Titanium, as its the only current X-fi using the newest chip that seems to have removed most of the driver issues and sound crackling problems.