Auzentech X-Meridian 7.1

Auzentech X-Meridian 7.1 is a peripheral. This product is available from Auzentech.

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CMI8788 ALSA Linux Driver Rewritten: Back in September we were finally able to test the Razer Barracuda AC-1 under Linux. This sound card, which employs the C-Media Oxygen HD CMI8788 audio processor, took quite a while to be supported by ALSA but the CMI8788 driver found in ALSA 1.0.15 was very problematic.

Industry Reviews

Auzentech X-Meridian 7.1

xsreviews.co.uk: Auzentech have been around for a few years now and that's a good thing; as well as being impressive. They entered the sound card game when it was all about Creative and they did so by simply taking a popular chip, the X-Fi, and throwing it on a board of their own with some nice tweaks.

AuzenTech HDA X Plosion 7.1

xsreviews.co.uk: Whether you love or hate them, Creative has become the most well-known PC audio add-in card supplier. While their X-Fi range of cards pleased many gamers, the lack of Vista drivers caused an equal quantity of miffed customers. Auzentech are now out to prove there are alternatives out there, and they are even releasing an X-Fi chip card soon.

Auzentech Prelude 7.1

xsreviews.co.uk: So you want a gaming sound card? Creative it is then. Ah, see thats where you are wrong. Creative have recently released their X-Fi chip to Auzentech who have worked their PCB trickery into producing a card with the good aspects of the X-Fi with the window open to use Dolby Digital Live, DTS Interactive, and DTS NeoPC in the future. Considering as this was one of the major complaints with the X-Fi itself, this card could be a serious contender to the Creative crown

Auzentech X-FI Prelude 7.1

overclock3d.net: Overclock3D gets its hands on the World's first soundcard custom-engineered around the X-Fi chipset .

Auzentech X-FI Prelude 7.1 reviews are also available at: tweaktown.com.

Auzentech X-Fi Forte 7.1

xsreviews.co.uk: The combination of Creative chip and Auzentech PCB magic was been a success before with the likes of the X-Fi Prelude 7.1. That card fitted a normal PCI slot but today we have its successor which slots into the PCI-e instead. I give you the Auzentech X-Fi Forte 7.1; can this card carry on the success of its predecessor and even go further in terms of sound quality and performance? Time to find out.

Auzentech Bravura X-Fi 7.1

xsreviews.co.uk: Auzentech audio cards have been favourites among the XSR team for a good few years now not only for their great sound quality and effects but also for the broad appeal to gamers, audiophiles and home theatre lovers alike. Auzentech cards are built around PCI Express based Creative X-Fi chips with a wealth of features enabling the sound card to be so widely appealing: EAX 5.0 for the gamers, DTS Interactive for movies and music and of course a dedicated, independent headphone circuit designed for professional grade headphones. To give it its full name, the Auzentech X-Fi Bravura 7.1 arrived promising the same great Auzentech quality with a few added extras.