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kilmark
I have an old Creative - X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty from my old desktop, and I was looking for some input if this was still a decent card or should I scrap it for a newer one?
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Depends on ya budget for a new one....

If you don't want to spend cash, it'll still be much better than onboard.
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Zippit
You could do a DIY mod and solder on some new opamps.
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Originally Posted by chinesekiwi View Post
Depends on ya budget for a new one....

If you don't want to spend cash, it'll still be much better than onboard.
If it would make a big diffrence then I would be willing to spend around 100-200$ on a new card, although i dont think i would see that much of a performance upgrade over my current one.

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You could do a DIY mod and solder on some new opamps.

lol I have no idea what your talking about.
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lozanoa11
How old? What is your output? Speaker, Headphones? Most likely you won't hear a difference. Or atleast not enough to justify spending $200. Unless you are using very nice headphones or speakers.
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lol I have no idea what your talking about.
Clicky. Its easy, I did it with a 10 euro soldering gun.
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