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In the world of on-board audio processing for motherboards, graphics cards and even headsets, it's no small wonder that companies like Creative are still attempting to cater to a consumer-grade market. Whilst most of us older-generation PC users used to...
Here on GameCrate we've previously covered sound cards and DACs, detailing exactly what they are and what kind of value they hold for someone who is primarily a gamer rather than a die-hard audiophile. After doing my research for that article I felt...
Creative recently introduced new line up of cards: Z, ZX and ZXR series are based on the same Core 3D processor found in its older Recon 3D models.Now in the older Recon 3D series the only differences between the base model and the top of the line series...
In 2011 Creative introduced the Sound Core 3D audio chip, and recently a new series of Sound Blaster cards was released using that chip. We tested the most high-end ZxR version, which is available for 200-250 euros. Creative X-Fi Xtreme Gamer The...
Ever since Creative's introduction of Sound Blaster soundcards, they've been generally known to be top of the line products, keeping Creative in the high end audio game even as better and better integrated audio has continuously eaten away at the...
Est-ce que Creative va réussir à sortir de la spirale de produits quelconques dans laquelle le constructeur semble s'être enfermé ? En effet, les deux dernières réalisations du singapourien sous la bannière Sound Blaster (la Recon3D et la Axx SBX 20)...