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Bought this card to replace an asus xonar DX. Everything about this card is outstanding; the software is a breeze to install, and the options are extremely useful. The 3d positional sound is excellent and is head and shoulders above the THX surround used with the recon 3d line. In addition, music playback on this card is unbelievably good and much, much better than the recon3d or xonar DX. Long story short, this card is extremely impressive - and I was skeptical after the recon3d fiasco. This card is fanta..
My Setup:Windows 8Klipsch Promedia 2.1 (speakers)Sony MDR-V6 (headphones)Let me start by saying that sound cards aren't magic. I've made the mistake in the past of getting a new sound card and just expecting magical things to happen. They won't. Every card I've tried before had its strengths and weaknesses. Creative always tends to make gaming-oriented sound cards, while Asus, M-Audio, and others tend to make audiophile-oriented sound cards. All of them sound better than my motherboard's audio, but none of ..
First, off, let me preface this by telling you a bit about the card I am switching from. The HW on the ASUS Xonar Phoebus is actually better than the HW for the Sound Blaster ZX. That said, the SW and driver support of the ASUS Xonar Phoebus is complete crap - so much so, that you actually have to move the card around to different PCI slots to get it to recognize the card needs a firmware update. The SW is very confusing, and they can't even bother to label the ports correctly in the installation guide, res..