#Sound blaster audigy 2 zs driver windows 7 install#

The card was easy to install as well, short of finding a screw (this is typical of OEM products).Ĭons: The sound drivers are buggy. Recording at 24-bit at 96KHz makes sound very clear, even low-amplitude recording. Pros: Great sound quality and it makes my old 8-bit WAV files play back more crisp. Well.I have an awesome mobo and speakers and this card is a MUST BUY. I would listen to other reviews that said this, and I thought, well they just have low end motherboards or speakers. Wondering if they were really going to sound better? I got this card because it was very highly recommended and it had a hardware decoder. But lately I started looking at Audigy cards that were modestly priced. It wasn't bad onboard either, Asus P5AD2E-Premium. Throw the CD out and download them from creative labs. It sounds so good that you won't care either, or else you shouldn't be looking in this price range.ĭrivers included on the CD are old, just do what I did. Headphones or amplified speakers (available separately)ĬD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive required for software installationĪdditional Information Date First AvailableĬons: It doesn't do X-Fi, but I really don't care. Operating System: Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 SP2, or XPĪvailable adjacent slot for Joystick/MIDI bracket (optional)

System RAM: 64MB for Windows 98SE and ME, 128MB for Windows 2000 SP2 and XP Motherboard: Intel, AMD or 100% compatible Processor: Genuine Intel Pentium II, Celeron 350MHZ,AMD-K6 450MHz or faster

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