Gopher
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I'm awaiting delivery of a Logitech X-540 5.1 system for my desktop rig and am contemplating the purchase of an X-Fi card. The only game I really play these days is BF2 and from what I've read these cards really take the game to another level.... particularly setting sound quality to ultra high.
Are the more basic cards worthwhile? I'm not springing for one of their big dogs, but for $50 I can easily rationalize a gamer http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16829102006
Also, is there any real difference between the X-Fi XtremeMusic and X-Fi XtremeGamer as far as gaming performance?
I read a bit about problems with nforce4 mobo's (which I'm running), but have read some recent posts of Creative's newer cards having updated firmware that addresses these issues.
What do you guys think? The gamer worthwhile? Should I give it a go?
Are the more basic cards worthwhile? I'm not springing for one of their big dogs, but for $50 I can easily rationalize a gamer http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16829102006
Also, is there any real difference between the X-Fi XtremeMusic and X-Fi XtremeGamer as far as gaming performance?
I read a bit about problems with nforce4 mobo's (which I'm running), but have read some recent posts of Creative's newer cards having updated firmware that addresses these issues.
What do you guys think? The gamer worthwhile? Should I give it a go?