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Veröffentlicht: 2016-05-23, Autor: Martin , Testbericht von: eurogamer.de
Soundortung für den Gamer, gute Op-Amps für den Musikgenuss, genialer Klang für alle. Aber nur, wenn das Kabel gezogen wurde...
sehr guter Klang, guter virtueller Surround-Sound, Tischfernbedienung, Raid-Modus, Kopfhorer-Verstarker mit bis zu 600 Ohm, Lautsprecher & Kopfhorer mit separaten Ausgangen
keine separaten optischen Anschlüsse, kein Stromadapter beigelegt, hoher Preis,
Die Asus Strix Raid DLX ist eine sehr gute Soundkarte mit vielen Funktionen und guten Klangeigenschaften. Ist erst einmal alles eingerichtet, kann der Klang fast ausschließlich über die Tischfernbedienung geregelt werden, was insbesondere dem Raid-Modus z...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-04-02, Autor: Bình , Testbericht von: topnewreview.com
Zusammenfassung: Despite onboard motherboard audio advancing in leaps and bounds, we still think that a dedicated sound card is a worthy inclusion for those who really care about their audio. Obviously the sound outputted by your system is going to be highly reliant on th...
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Veröffentlicht: 2016-03-11, Autor: Tomas , Testbericht von: uk.hardware.info
Before any sound card review conclusion, we must address the unfortunate fact that these products are obsolete for most people. That's mainly down to the very good sound quality that modern on-board audio solutions are capable of. In order to really mak...
Premium high fidelity audio, 7.1 channel audio, Great virtual surround mode, Uses the ESS SABRE 9016 DAC, Easy to use Sonic Studio software, Included control box RAID function
Large markup in price compared the the STRIX RAID PRO, Not necessarily better than the Phoebus, No gain option (doesn't drive high impedance headsets well), Potential interference depending on the quality your motherboards USB circuitry
Gamers will love the premium audio quality of the STRIX RAID DLX that provides crystal clear music playback and rich immersive audio in game (a nod towards the impressive virtual surround mode). The included control box provides convenient access to the h...
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Veröffentlicht: 2015-12-31, Autor: Matthew , Testbericht von: kitguru.net
7.1 surround sound, Sonic Studio Software, Support for up to 192 kHz playback, Volume control box
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Not everyone believes that sound cards can make much of a difference compared to on-board audio. However, I do think that anyone who is serious about audio reproduction will be able to tell the difference between a dedicated quality sound card and on-boar...
"While we still think the best audio solution is an external AV receiver with audio passed through the PC's HDMI port, the new Strix Raid Dlx comes very close to this quality, without having to use an external box."...
If you rather have a great DAC or amplifier inside your PC instead of outside, the ASUS STRIX RAID DLX is a great alternative. High-grade parts may not define good sound (in this case the sound is great), but you can be sure that the parts are of high qu...
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Veröffentlicht: 2016-02-29, Autor: Sia , Testbericht von: klgadgetguy.com
High quality components, Great audio output quality, Able to support a wide range of headphones, Software is rather flexible, The Notsogood, Quality of virtual surround sound is variable, Score, 90%, Usability, 90%, Performance, 70%, Design, 83%, Total
In short, the Strix RAID DLX is a highly capable sound card. It is a sound card that manages to output great sounds while still being very flexible. But let's admit it, at the end of the day, the Strix RAID DLX is still a sound card, which means that you'...
