Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer Sound Card Review

July 3rd 2007 | Multimedia

The Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer is the new addition to a refreshed X-Fi range and is equivalent to your stripped down, super lean, bare basics X-Fi that still features all the necessary gaming additives. It still has the same X-Fi processor and 2MB of on-board memory cache necessary for processor operations, although it’s missing the full 64MB X-RAM that’s featured on the Fatal1ty and Elite Pro models.

..For around £62 (inc. VAT), the Creative XtremeGamer is a serious bargain. You might be a bit wary of investing in a PCI card, but the slots should still be around in motherboards for a few years yet… Okay, you don’t get the 64MB of X-RAM or I/O connector for expansion, but you still get a very capable card for entertainment, gaming and audio creation. Some people would argue that on-board sound does the job just fine, especially since many now offer the same extra Dolby and DTS that discrete cards use, but the sound quality of the XtremeGamer is just head and shoulders over anything on-board.

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Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer Sound Card Review
Published in: Multimedia on 2007-07-03