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Question: I am looking for recommendations for upgrading my soundcard, for Computer/Recording studio+ Use. Win XP.
Document: If you are using  XP use the company's software. If you are using Windows 7 allow the operating system to locate the correct software language. DO NOT USE the CD for Win 7. The sound board is excellent,
I use this for recording my mixes, but I can't seem to use this at all for recording mixes as it is 3 beats off the original source I am mixing. Never had a Sound Blaster do that before I got this one. I have had a lot of different ones to. Works good for gaming and use of things I am working on when I use this computer. Just can't record in real time like my other sound blasters.
I recently upgraded from Windows XP originally installed on my PC to Windows 7. Since Sony decided to use a motherboard with integrated sound card, the original sound card was incompatible. Not only did Sony not provide updated drivers, this configuration can slow the PC down too. I chose to install the Creative Labs SB0570L4 sound blaster Audigy SE sound card.Install was simple. Since I couldn't uninstall the original sound card I disabled it then powered down the computer.
I wanted a upgrade sound card for an old XP I was modifying and upgrading to Windows 7.. So far, this card does as advertised.
I needed a replacement for upgrading to Windows 8 and this was the hardware version of the on board it replaced. The product is good and easy yo use and much cheaper than anything that is said to be better.
The box says it works with Vista and XP. It does not mention Win-7.I returned it. (I appreaciate Amazon's customer-friendly return process!)
If you use M-Audio Delta 66 for recording, you won't need this. Delta 66 has its own card which makes a standard sound card unnecessary
I contacted Dell to figure out which soundcard to use as our machine wasn't pulling back any. They gave me an $80 and $130 option, I was thinking more like $15. This was a great alternative. It plugged in quickly (I did have to switch PCI ports, I had it in one that wasn't compatible at first). It took Windows 7 64 bit awhile to figure it out, but eventually the card popped up in the device manager.
I bought this card 4 years ago, while using XP, and it performed reasonably well. Last week I upgraded to Windows 7, 64 bit, and upon loading Win onto a new hard drive, Win notified me that the card needs an updated driver. I went to Creative's web site and found what I thought was a DL button for a Win 7 driver, but the button merely took me back to Support's home page.
Bought to upgrade old XP desktop to Win 7. Works perfectly
Answer: For the price you will get solid performance. All the specs are listed on the amazon page. The only problem I ran is with 64bit operating systems