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Abstrakt: Soundblasters nye toppmodell av lydkort, X-Fi XtremeGamer, er lydkortet for FPS-diggeren som ikke vil gå på kompromiss med lyden. Alt i alt er dette kortet en av de bedre opplevelsene for deg som spiller tunge spill og vil ha GOD lyd - et kort for de au...
For around , (or if you are a regular contributor in our community and qualify for ) the Creative XtremeGamer is a serious bargain. You might be a bit wary of investing in a PCI card, but the slots should still be around in motherboards for a few year...
Overall I highly doubt there is any better card for 70$ USD. They have really succeeded in making a cheaper card but still be able to keep the good features the X-fi series hold. It does not have X-ram or front panel, but how often do you even use thos...
Abstrakt: In October 2005, Creative introduced to the market line X-Fi (Extreme Fidelity) of soundcards. Like we are already used to, it is a shift equal to sometime ago brought by Live! and Audigy. One year later, Creative offered the market “impoverish” models...
Abstrakt: Available for: Windows PCs The Good: Easy setup; fabulous sound quality; remote control. The Bad: Not much to pick on here. The Verdict: An upgrade that your ears wont regret. REVIEW: Ive always been deeply skeptical of products with the word "extrem...
The Xtreme Gamer is similar to the much-loved Xtreme Music card, but boasts some subtle improvements. The smaller PCB is great for media PCs and the Intel HD Audio-compatible front-panel header is welcome too. The X-Fi chip itself still has a lot of at...
Alexander the Great had it easy. Imagine if, instead of conveniently dying just at the point he had conquered the known world, he had been forced to live for another 60 years. With no horizons left to explore or civilisations left to conquer, would we ...
