Asus' Xonar DGX and DSX cost less than $50, making them tempting upgrades for folks seeking better sound. Both cards have PCI Express interfaces,...

Bought this since my on board sound stopped working. Great affordable sound card easy setup and drivers updated without a hitch. Recommend this to anyone who needs an upgrade or replacement sound board.

Building a cheap HTPC, and chose this card. Other reviews showed it was good quality. I get full 5.1 sound for HD channels.

"Responde a las expectativas de precio.

I used this for a while but have now sold it My new rig allows hdmi out to my ht and I use the system that way. this sound card helped and was handy to have when my older graphics card stopped sound. it is low cost enough as a trouble shooter part.

Great kit. Easy install and nice performance. Bought this to up the sound quality of my headphones (Steelseries Siberia) and was not dissapointed. Worth the price over onboard sound.

Great sound card, the sound quality of my headset greatly improved. Only problem is the low volume on the front output.

In late 2013 Microsoft changed the sound driver architecture in Windows 7, and as of 2014 ASUS still hasn't fixed the drivers for ANY of their Xonar cards. This causes the card to output sound at 8KHz with *massive* compression artifacts, no matter what the settings. It sounds like a bad Skype call.

Amazing hardware

Bad drivers cripple the card

Had no sound no matter what I did. Uninstalled drivers...reinstalled drivers...nothing worked. Until I purchased this card. Now everything works properly. Outstanding!

Recently there has been a debate about whether modern motherboards are able to produce audio quality that matches dedicated sound cards for gaming and listening to music. This can be largely subjective, as some users report hearing no difference whatsoever, whilst others swear by dedicated audio...