The Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Notebook is downright unobtrusive. Inserted into our laptop’s PC Card slot, the card stuck out approximately 1 inch from the computer’s side. To preserve its small ...

I bought an Audigy 2 on eBay a couple weeks ago and am getting ready to install it now. Before I do that, though, I need to figure out what it is exactly so I can get the right drivers etc, and also ...

It’s staggering to think that it’s now 15 years since Creative launched the original Sound Blaster card. Computer hardware has come a long way since then, but the Sound Blaster series is still going ...

What makes the Audigy FX Pro relevant is not any single feature, but the combination of them. It delivers a cleaner analog output path, modest amplification improvements, and a mature software ...

Although graphic card technology has progressed rapidly the past few years, sound cards haven't kept up with the pace. Sure, we've seen audio enhancements such as EAX, 3D audio, and Dolby Digital 5.1 ...

It works fine on my XP partitions.<BR><BR>I know this is a known problem and I used to have a driver that would force the drivers to install without detection but I guess I lost it in a crash, though ...

Hardware-based MPEG encoding and Dolby decoding; every audio/video port you'll ever need; excellent analog video-capture quality; doubles as a four-port USB hub. A few setup hassles; video capture ...

It's not often we take a look at sound cards here at Hexus so it was a surprise when the request for a review of Creative's recently released Soundblaster Audigy landed in my InBox. The Audigy is ...

Once you lift the top layer and remove the anti-static wrapping, the Audigy FX Pro reveals itself as a compact, no-nonsense PCIe device. The PCB design is dense but clean, populated with a mix of ...