Excellent looking piece of kit - very high quality. But VERY large for a soundcard! Had to fit mine in the second PCIx16 slot as it hit the memory clips on my 680i LT mobo. Needs floppy power connector aswell. Had the same 'not enough resources to run this hardware' error.

Amazing sound card. Has all the connections I need as well. I never believed that it would make such..

A1 PLUS for all PC sound. Pair up with a nice set of speakers and you will be ballin'. To Lil G AKA WHINER: B.S. Is all the needs to be said. What is a Windows 98 card doing in an Alien ware case?

Perfect Sound card for 5.1 im using that with my logitech z906

Sound quality is perfect i did not expect that will be so big different between Sound card from motherboard and that xonar d2x

Require extra power from motherboard

Absolutely fantastic sound, and of the five PC's I have used these cards in, not one problem yet. One word of advice is that if you intend to use headphones, I would get the ST or STX because of the greater number of headphone impedance matchings.

This sound card is fantastic. It really transforms the sound from any speakers. When coupled with an expensive set of speakers it sounds even better! I have mine hooked up to a set of Bose Companion 5's and couldn't be happier.

The quality of sound that can be produced by this card is amazing and I personally think it cannot be beaten. The card is really easy to install (Even for beginners). The only two negatives i can think of is that it produces a lot of heat and the lights on the inside are very unnecessary.

This card has been out on the market for a long while now, and I've read a lot of posts with good things to say about it. But, since I'm skeptical by nature, I had to see if this thing lived up to its hype. Well, there's nothing quite like first-hand experience.

The product is very good, the quality of the sound is amazing. If you wanna buy something for Voice recording, Pc Home Cinema, Gaming together I believe that is the best choice.

I originally moved from a Sound Blaster card because it had terrible Windows 7 support. The DX2 worked great for a time, but then it started having driver problems out of no where.

Good quality sound the first year or so; Lighted connections are a nice touch

EMI; LOOOOOOOTS of it after two years' use; Included software apparently does nothing; Connections labeled wrong