Posts by Roller

Hum, it might be problematic then. The X-Fi Forte would fit your bit quite nicely. On the Creative's side, you can get the flagship X-Fi Titanium HD, with a headphone out for headphones up to 330 Ohm, or look into a Sound Blaster Zx,...

Look into the Auzentech X-Fi Forte, a custom card with high quality components, an integrated headphone amp (which the Xonar D1/DX lacks) and powered by a Creative X-Fi chip, which provides full gaming audio support. Overall, it's a...

Quote: Originally Posted by scrappy1850  Does anyone know of a good DAC/headphone amp combo that is an internal card? I don't mind paying more; I just dont like having an external amp like the...

Quote: Originally Posted by cyberalpha11  Let's forget about O2 by now. Which is a better choice to unleash the potential of DT880 between JSD LABS C421 and Headstage Arrow 12HE 4G ? Which one has a higher...

Quote: Originally Posted by xnor  Yeah because it messes with process/thread priorities which are perfectly fine the way each application / Windows sets it.   Basically this.

Quote: Originally Posted by NamelessPFG  As a rule of thumb, if it's an .INI file, then you can open it up in almost any text editor because it's really just a plain text file with a fancy extension and some strings...

Yes, basically that. Also, all software players (be it audio or video) should have volume set at 100% (not higher, as some players allow).   The main thing to keep in mind is to have the source volume unattenuated or as close...

It's a quite valid question.   Overall, you want to adjust volume at the end of your sound chain. Since a PC audio setup has the PC early in the chain, you will want to have its volume unattenuated (as long as there is no...

Quote: Originally Posted by allen21  I think i'm a competitive gamer. I play Battlefield 3, BorderLands 2, Dota 2, Bioshock and Farcry. But i'm not gonna get the soundcard for gamimg but for listening music and make...

Look into the Sennheiser PC360, it's currently the best gaming headset available, well above "gaming" headsets like Tritton and Turtle Beach products.