ASUS has released a new audio card designed for fine-tuned audio quality with 116dB SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio), the ASUS Xonar DX Express 7.1 audio card. The new Xonar provides 35 times cleaner audio compared to onboard Motherboard audio with only 85dB SNR, and also is equipped with Dolby Home Theater Technologies and DS3D GX to provide crisp and clear audio quality and rich gaming sound effects. While noise is unavoidable, the Xonar DX dramatically reduces the amount of background noise, and it is this distinction that allows the Xonar DX to produce as little as 1/32 (-105dB) of the total harmonics distortion versus traditional motherboard audio (-75dB). As most onboard audio only provide 80~86 dB SNR audio quality, background noises are easily heard while listening to music or playing games.
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ONKYO has introduced one of the best sound cards available in Japan market, the ONKYO SE-200 PCI. It offers the VLSC Technology (Vector Liner Shaping Circuitry) to produce the high quality of audio, which features 115dB and 24bit/192kHz. Running out of PCI slot in your PC? No worry. ONKYO has also introduced its external version of SE-200, which allows you to connect it from your PC through a USB connector, the ONKYO SE-U55SX.
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Auzen has announced the release of its latest X-Fi iteration sound card, the Auzen X-Fi Prelude 7.1. It sports a Creative X-Fi CA20K audio processor and 64Mbytes of memory for audio processing, the Auzen X-Fi Prelude 7.1 is a sound card well suited for the next generation in gaming and music, designed with gamers and audiophiles in mind. With one AKM AK-5394 super high performance 192kHz 24-bit ADC for analog input and four AKM AK-4396 192kHz 24-bit advanced multi-bit DAC for analog output, the Auzen X-Fi Prelude 7.1 provides audio fidelity to consumers like no other.
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