Asus Xonar D2 Review (Page 6 of 6)

However, with this the Asus Xonar D2 also sounds very neutral -- almost to a point that it lacks a contrast for deep, low bass and sharp, wet sounding treble.

It did have terrible noise at 192 khz rates, but was good at 88 and 96 or less. My current desktop which is a home server has better on board ...

The Xonar DG is a remarkably inexpensive half-height PCI sound card, but it isn't cheap and nasty. With 5.1 analogue surround sound, the obligatory optical S/ ...

I am not disappointed at all with my purchase. It GREATLY improved all audio, whether it be games, music, or movies. The bass is fully, the mids ...

The security key is a nice twist and the 240 Hz display will delight even if you use it for less demanding games. The power and cooling itself are in an ...

The Asus Xonar U7 MK II comes close to getting my vote of confidence but typically of PC sound card vendors, falls flat on the software/testing ...

評分 4.5 (22) Customers highly value the Xonar PCI Express 5.1-channel Gaming Audio Card for its exceptional sound quality, which delivers an immersive 5.1 surround sound ...

I mean it is worth every penny of its worth & I highly recommend it to anyone who have at least a half decent audio setup or head phone.

To me, audio is serious business, and Asus looks like they feel the same way. The back of the box doesn't really tell you much more than the ...

The first truly high-end soundcard of which I was aware—that is, one that would record and play back data with a 24-bit word length and sample ...