moserw
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Based on the specs I think they are the same. I'm assuming the only differences lie in PCI and PCI-Express slots.
PC - HDD Based Transport, Music & Media Players
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Based on the specs I think they are the same. I'm assuming the only differences lie in PCI and PCI-Express slots.
spirovious
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Some user reviews of D2X-
Customer Reviews Of ASUS Xonar D2X 7.1 Channels 24-bit 192KHz PCI Express Interface Sound Card - Retail
Benchmarks- Asus Xonar D2X Sound Card review
I read somewhere- PCI-E 1X cards can fit to 16X slot too.
some other HD cards-
Auzentech, Inc. X-Fi Home Theater HD : World First soundcards for Music, HTPC, and Gaming.
Customer Reviews Of ASUS Xonar D2X 7.1 Channels 24-bit 192KHz PCI Express Interface Sound Card - Retail
Benchmarks- Asus Xonar D2X Sound Card review
I read somewhere- PCI-E 1X cards can fit to 16X slot too.
some other HD cards-
Auzentech, Inc. X-Fi Home Theater HD : World First soundcards for Music, HTPC, and Gaming.
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The RMAA test described in the pdf is fantastic. Is there a linux equivalent of that software?
Regards
spirovious
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Currently dont have that.
Xonar DX features with EAX 5.0 whereas expensive D2X with EAX 2.0 only.
Can new driver help D@X?
moserw
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moserw
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Audiophile Journeys with a PC at AnandTech: Audiophile Journeys with a PC.
It's a long article and I've not read it yet...
It's a long article and I've not read it yet...
moserw
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Sounds like a lot of bull to me
"A typical state-of-the-art DAC converts between quantization levels in the digital y-axis and the analog y-axis and is completely transparent and open as to what happens on the x-axis (time domain).."
"clock jitter from incoming digital audio signals can be described as an analog signal that gets mixed together ..."
I don't think these statements will stand up to any kind of scrutiny. The entire tone of the article sounds fraud and makes me suspicious :indifferent14:
Looks like somebody trying to make a fast buck selling a $$ device for $$$$ ...
Cheers
"A typical state-of-the-art DAC converts between quantization levels in the digital y-axis and the analog y-axis and is completely transparent and open as to what happens on the x-axis (time domain).."
"clock jitter from incoming digital audio signals can be described as an analog signal that gets mixed together ..."
I don't think these statements will stand up to any kind of scrutiny. The entire tone of the article sounds fraud and makes me suspicious :indifferent14:
Looks like somebody trying to make a fast buck selling a $$ device for $$$$ ...
Cheers
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