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Creative Sound Blaster Audigy SE Sound Card $27 at Newegg
 
Discuss (6) : History : Tell : Posted 10:53 AM PDT 06/11/07 by Ben
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy SE Sound CardNewEgg.com has the Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy SE Sound Card for $27 with free shipping. Features 24-bit audio at a sample rate of 96KHz and 5.1Ch support.
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    #1   khendros - Posted 11:12 am PDT 06/11/07 (13 Posts)
    Be careful with this purchase. This card is for low profile PCs and will not fit the standard ATX case.
    #2   cutterj - Posted 11:29 am PDT 06/11/07 (56 Posts)
    Are you joking? All low profile cards fit into a standard ATX case. Low profile just limits the "width" (and possibly length) of the card. Has nothing to do with the standard pci interface.

    FWIW, I have this card and think it makes my 2.1 system boomy. Otherwise, it's a basic card and does basic things well.
    #3   AKM - Posted 12:07 pm PDT 06/11/07 (259 Posts)
    No, what he means is that the back bracket is for a low profile case. The bracket won't bolt in to a regular height case.

    I have an Antec Minuet case that I use as my MythTV box, and it's low profile - which limited my options for video input (Happauge has a low profile PVR-150, fortunately - but you read the reviews on NewEgg, the number one complaint: "I bought this card and it didn't fit my case" - people did not pay attention to the card height).
    #4   billy_bob - Posted 1:11 pm PDT 06/11/07 (601 Posts)
    Does the SE on the end mean that the CPU has to take over a lot of the sound encoding/decoding tasks?
    #5   IWBAFWOTTL - Posted 3:44 pm PDT 06/11/07 (226 Posts)
    #2, I'd guess the problem is that your speakers were not designed for a quality card. The technology behind the Audigy is impressive. It's superior to most people's home systems. There are many factors involved in quality, but for the uninitiated, the first thing to check is the S/N ratio (from a reputable company, of course).
    #6   AuReaL - Posted 7:56 am PDT 06/12/07 (26 Posts)
    I had a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz and my Audigy 2 was better in every aspect. The SC did have optical out, but even then my z-560's had some weird noise issues. Soundblaster is the way to go!
     
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