Replaced the freebie sound card on my Maximus iii Formula. It was like a night and day exchange. My old Altec Lansing gt5051 sounds more robust and kicks the bass in overdrive. Should have purchased this card in the beginning. It happens when you get cheap on a build.... Never again! Read more or see product
I considered this card or the one just below it. Decided to go with the more expensive one and am very glad I did. A friend of mine has the dx I think it is called and it has great audio to but this one is a bit better. Altough I am biased since I just spent $110 on it. Read more
The souncard market has never really been swamped with options. For those of us who don't use onboard sound and demand a seperate sound card for our sorround sound/gaming/music needs theres never been much choice. Most people go with Creative as they are well known and apparently respectable. I did just that a few years ago, it was a mistake. Their driver and customer support, especially for Windows Vista users is seriously lacking. Read more
The price on this sound card was perfect, going on sale, with free shipping, and a 20 buck mail in rebate. I have never owned any particular Asus products before; but after dropping this in my rig and connecting directly to my HT reciever with the a Monster Toslink cable, I have to say I will look at Asus for more products in the future. The sound quality and crispness for movies and music is spectacular. Read more
Asus Xonar D1 is a PCI soundcard. It enables user to enjoy Dolby Home Theater audio quality production from the PC. Among its main features include
The Xonar D1 provides clean audio quality as it adopts CirrusLogics CS4398 audio DAC (120dB SNR & 117dB THD+N), that only produce 1/35 (2.8%) of the noise levels when compared to motherboard audio. Additionally, the Xonar D1 also produces as little as 1/32 (-105dB) of the total harmonics distortion present in motherboard audi…
See moreAsus Xonar D1 is a PCI soundcard. It enables user to enjoy Dolby Home Theater audio quality production from the PC. Among its main features include
The Xonar D1 provides clean audio quality as it adopts CirrusLogics CS4398 audio DAC (120dB SNR & 117dB THD+N), that only produce 1/35 (2.8%) of the noise levels when compared to motherboard audio. Additionally, the Xonar D1 also produces as little as 1/32 (-105dB) of the total harmonics distortion present in motherboard audio (-75dB). Besides that, it supports GX 2.0 for gaming on Windows Vista and XP that enables EAX and DirectSound HW. Moreover, with S/PDIF header, it can easily match audio and video through a VGA card’s HDMI output which results clean and simple solution for home theater PC builders. Furthermore, it also features VocalFX which is a voice processing technology that puts user’s voice into the realistic game landscape (VoiceEX) or emulates background scenes in online chat (ChatEX). It is also capable to change voice pitch to disguise identities (Magic Voice). For high quality sound reproduction, it features Dolby Digital Live, Dolby Headphone, Dolby Virtual Speaker and Dolby Pro Logic® IIx. In term of its specification, it is built with ASUS AV100 High-Definition Sound Processor (Max. 192KHz/24bit).
See lessInheriting from DX and D2X, Xonar D1 also provides complete valuable Dolby Home Theater technologies for games and all home entertainments: Delivers a realistic and spacious 2-to-5.1 surround or 3D positional soundfield over any set of stereo headphones Simulates a highly realistic 5.1-speaker surround sound listening environment from as few as two speakers DS3D GX 2.0 not only revives EAX and DirectSound effects in games on Windows Vista as GX 1.0, but also incorpora…
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I have an ASUS Asus K7010 laptop that I believe has an Xonar D1 Sound Card. I want to record streaming music as my laptop is playing. Of course, the software picks up any incoming noise so irt needs to have the mike turned off. I have Windows7. I canoot find the mike oon/off either in the icon, or in the ControL Panel Sound Device section. Does anybody know how to turn input sound off? Thanks, JDK
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