The Soundblaster Audigy SE 4L PCI Sound Card from Creative Labs is a PCI expansion card for your computer that is capable of much better sound output than the integrated motherboard sound card that many computers ship with today. The Audigy SE features 24-bit Advanced HD audio, EAX Advanced HD 3.0 sound effects and up to 7.1 channel audio output. These features respectively enhance music, games and movies, making this an excellent computer upgrade for anyone who cares about the quality of their computer's audio system.
| Performance |
Playback: 24-bit Digital-to Analog conversion in 16 or 24-bit with sampling rates of up to 96 kHz to analog 5.1 speakers Recording: 24-bit Analog-to-Digital conversion in 16 or 24-bit with sampling rates of up to 96 kHz SPDIF output with up to 24-bit resolution at selectable sampling rates of 44.1, 48 and 96 kHz |
| Connectors |
1x 1/8" (3.5mm) FlexiJack for Line-In, Microphone, Digital Out or Digital In/Out 3x 1/8" (3.5mm) Line-Out (Front, Rear, Center/Sub) 1 Please Note:Digital In/Out requires optional Creative Digital I/O Module close |
| System Requirements |
Computer: Pentium III, Celeron 1 GHz or equivalent AMD processor Operating System: Windows XP (SP2), XP Professional x64 or 2000 (SP4) Memory: 128 MB Hard Drive: 600 MB of free hard disk space Hardware: Available PCI slot (2.1 compliant); Headphones or amplified speakers; CD-ROM, CD-RW or DVD-ROM drive for installation |
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Comments about Creative Labs Soundblaster Audigy SE 4L PCI Sound Card:
I have a mother board that isn't quite Windows 7 compatible. The sound card was a problem. Added the Soundblaster and I have sound again. I didn't realized how 'not good' the sound I was getting was until I heard the same speakers with the Soundblaster. Still exploring all the options that didn't even exist on my old sound card.
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Looking for an inexpensive card with a good sound in games, video and music? This is what you need. You will not be disappointed to feel the difference with built-in sound card. Especially there is a difference in the headphones of good quality. I did not know about the sound effects in some games, until installed Soundblaster Audigy, as my old built in card had not played them.
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Comments about Creative Labs Soundblaster Audigy SE 4L PCI Sound Card:
Looking for an inexpensive card with a good sound in games, music and video? This is what you need. You will not be disappointed to feel the difference with built-in sound card. Especially there is a difference in the headphones of good quality. I did not know about the great sound effects in some games, until install Soundblaster Audigy , as my old built in sound card had not played them.
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Do a lot of video editing and needed something better than onboard audio.
This card installed easily and updating the software was easy as well.
Sound is great, no issues what so ever
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This card really brought my 5.1 speakers to life!
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I had been using the integrated sound IO on my computer. I recently began backing up some old audio tapes at 192K, but it didn't sound very spectacular. I compared online specs from my Intel board sound to the Soundblaster and went to B&H to buy one. It sounded spectacular the minute I played back my first 192K backup. Sold!!!
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I use Creative products in my pc.I like listenin music and gaming.
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The Creative website advertised this product as supporting Win2k, BUT niether the driver nor applications on the installation CD support Win2k. I have spent hours on at Creative's customer support technical website discovering the compatable driver and supported applications, and waited through several rounds of 1 or more days waiting for the tech support email to answer software compatability questions. When finally installed, the microphone-in function was inadequate to support my headset for voice-to-text and for voice user-interface commands for Dragon Naturally Speaking 10 and I ended up buying a USB mike and bypassing the card. The card works fine for listening to movies with headphones.
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