Creative Soundblaster X-FI Xtreme Audio PCI Express

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Look Elsewhere

Bought one of these to replace my PCI X-Fi, and wish I hadn't If you're looking for an X-Fi card I'd look elsewhere. I found out this card uses the older Audigy SE processor and depends on your CPU to process some of the more advanced effects the X-Fi...

Absolute Bobbins

I have always used Soundblaster but with the latest windows updates{Vista and 7} Soundblaster have become a liability..................the drivers just do not work. When i installed this card my computer did not recognise it had even been installed so...

Definitely worth the money!!

Fast delivery and an excellent piece of kit. It has a very good graphic equalizer and numerous useful add-on programs for sound files. Definitely recommend.

A great PCI Express sound card and good value

Our Asus on-board sound was adaquate acoustically but I just couldn't get the microscope socket working properly [which we use a lot for Dragon voice recognition and on-line gaming]. Our other two desktop gaming PCs both have Creative X-Fi PCI cards...

lovely sound shame about the gaming

I bought this card to upgrade from my old Sound blaster live 24 bit. The improvement when playing music files is incredible. When it comes to gaming it is a different story. This card actualy gives lower frame rates than my old card, despite being a...

Not worth the headaches

Decided to get a sound card with a digital output after years of crackling from the motherboard soundcard, decided on this 7.1 surround sound, spdif output & windows xp compatible - soundblaster has been round for years thought perfect. Arrived a...

pip click snap crakle and pop

Watch out for this one if you are running vista/Media center/Nvidia graphics cards It installs fine and works great but it makes its very own Rice crispies sound track. I have tried using it without the graphics card and it still pours on the milk!!...

I bought this as I was having a problem with my rear speakers in my 5.1 set up and beleived it was down to the onboard sound card i was using.

I bought this card a while back, im running it through a logitech x540 5.1 system thats not terrible expensive, but the sound quality is amazing, deep powerful clear bass, treble is nice and clean and clear to, you get diffenent modes, like game, and...

Plus: Quality bit of kit. No background hiss, which is why I bought it - onboard sound usually has loads of background noise, especially troublesome through headphones.