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I bought this from Kalahari.
Gamecom 777 PC Headset - USB.
It comes with the headphones which are a pretty decent quality as well. Pretty cool sound card as well.
Check it out. I think the link is
https://www.kalahari.com/checkout/electronics/Gamecom-777-PC-Headset-USB/4585/33296029.aspx
Cheers
Roddy
lol dude that won't work. I am already have the steelseries siberia v2 headset and I am not looking for a new headset now. I'm only in the looks for a sound card that can do optical out/Dolby digital live and are decent. So far it's between the asus xonar u1 and xonar u3. the advantage of the xonar u1 is that it can do 24bits where the u3 can only do 16 bits. I was running a xonar d1 and that is far better than my crappy realtek hd audio.
but like I said I have no pci slots open to insert the card in so usb is only option
zalman external usb sound card works well, you can hook 5.1 to it, friend uses it for hes roccat kaves.
contact frontosa direct, not allot of shops sells it, normally about 400 bucks.
lol dude that won't work. I am already have the steelseries siberia v2 headset and I am not looking for a new headset now. I'm only in the looks for a sound card that can do optical out/Dolby digital live and are decent. So far it's between the asus xonar u1 and xonar u3. the advantage of the xonar u1 is that it can do 24bits where the u3 can only do 16 bits. I was running a xonar d1 and that is far better than my crappy realtek hd audio.
but like I said I have no pci slots open to insert the card in so usb is only option
If you're going to be using digital speakers, it's pretty pointless to get a soundcard. The reason onboard sound is so crap is because of cheap DAC's used, and interference from other components. If you use the optical out on the motherboard, the signal is sent digitally, (so no interference) to the speaker system's built in decoder, which does the actual processing. So you bypass the sound card basically.
I know that but still no dolby digital live on my onboard sound card
Then what encoding format does it use? Or does it not have optical at all?
I'm using optical but when I play games i want it to use optical and supply my z5500 with digital 5.1
using stereo via optical and only dolby digital live can give me 5.1 in games. blu-ray movies is working fine