CES 2026: Sound Dimension Introduces a New Way to Experience Sound Together

Timed with CES 2026, Sound Dimension brings AiFi to a global audience, enabling shared sound experiences for music and ...
Ars Technica

What ever happened to positional sound hardware acceleration?

I remember in 2003, or so, when EAX was touted to reduce the load on the CPU in demanding gaming. The sound cards would have a DSP to take care of all that sound stuff. The Xbox and Soundstorm ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Skullcandy’s new AI earbuds sound wild, but there’s a catch

Skullcandy is pitching its latest wireless earbuds as a shortcut to an AI assistant that lives in your ears, not on your ...
MMORPG

Creative Sound BlasterX G6 Portable Sound Card Review: Hi-Res Audio Comes to Console (and PC)

Sound cards have been a staple in PC gaming for years - whether they’re internal, external, or built into the USB connection of your fancy gaming headset. Today, we’re looking at a portable sound card ...
HotHardware

Sound BlasterX AE-5 Review: An Uncompromising Gaming Sound Card For Audiophiles

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Sound Blaster AE-9 Review: Pristine High Def PC Gaming Audio

Page 1: Creative Sound Blaster AE-9: A Do-It-All Audio Machine Page 3: Creative Sound Blaster AE-9: Subjective Audio Performance in Music Page 4: Creative Sound Blaster AE-9: Subjective Audio ...
Ars Technica

Sound cards - still useful?

I've just been wondering, is there any real benefit to still having a hardware sound card installed. Given that Vista/7 removed pretty much all support for hardware sound acceleration, is there any ...