What are your listening habits? Music, games, movies? And what gear do you currently have?

Well, if gaming is part of what you're into, I strongly recommend you getting a X-Fi Titanium HD. Make no mistakes, it's a very different card than the previous X-Fi generation, like that X-Fi Titanium you have, having both a new DSP chip and higher quality components. Given that you have a pair of PC360, I assume you do your fair amount of gaming, and none of those cards you mentioned on the first topic will give you proper gaming performance, they just lack gaming features like full hardware acceleration, the whole EAX range support, audio engine offloading, etc.

Since you linked through Newegg, I link back: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16829102033

well from here is cheaper

ha ha

http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Blaster-Titanium-Internal-SB1270/dp/B0041OUA38

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Originally Posted by DannyVIP 

Lol don't know how I missed that card might as well go with creative I never had one problem with this card but I was thinking since I upgraded my gear its time for the sound card to get upgraded.

 

Wait! :) If you don't have any issues with your X-Fi Titanium, then perhaps you would do better to try new headphones that match your listening preferences, or maybe get a headphone amplifier. Have you considered getting a PA2V2 or a Fiio E11? Both can be had for under $100, and would help drive both headphones a tad better.

What I'm saying is if you don't actually feel the need to upgrade for the sake of audio but rather for completing an upgrade wave, then I'd go more with getting new headphones or a headphone amplifier.

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Originally Posted by tom2011 

well from here is cheaper

 

ha ha

 

http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Blaster-Titanium-Internal-SB1270/dp/B0041OUA38

 

 

You who don't know how to read what others post, learn that it was a link in kind of the same the OP posted.

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Originally Posted by DannyVIP 

Haven't even received either of the headphones in the mail yet lol just thought it would be a good idea to upgrade I guess its not?

Oh, that's a different situation. I honestly think you should get the headphones first, listen to both for some time, to get used to their sound, tweak them through the soundcard's own control panels (never through Windows audio control panel) and see how you feel about them.

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Originally Posted by DannyVIP 

 

That sound card you suggested wouldn't make the sound any better? My friend has the set and they sound great with some cheapy usb thing I just thought it would be a good idea to upgrade the sound card like I said before. I guess I'm just going to check them out with what I have.

 

First of all, USB headsets/headphones are trash. They bypass any audio devices you might have to do processing of their own.

The Titanium HD is indeed more powerful. The reason I'm not recommending you to get it right now is because you have gear to get familiar with first. But you wouldn't go wrong by getting a Titanium HD, that's for sure. It's up to you if you decide on listening to both headphones first and know how they sound, deciding later on if you do need to upgrade or if you find the sound to be satisfying enough.

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Originally Posted by DannyVIP 

The PC 360s are not usb.

No, I know the PC360 aren't USB, I was talking about that USB set you said your friend has. But then I realized you were talking about your friend also having a set of PC360 that he plugged on a USB card. My bad

But I stand by the fact that USB headphones and headsets are junk