Good for trying to upgrade from bad mobo sound. Not so good if you are looking for the best.

Great range and can deliver with the updated drivers It works well clear sound all setup works from stereo and headset modes to the 7.1 channels

Does not have the power to drive high impedance sound drivers for high end speakers, so you are going to have to spend more for that; Does not actually use True X-fi Suffered some interference on the low 15-45 Hz range; Could vary from card to card; mobo to mobo

Reviewing any sound card is particularly difficult; how can you judge it to be good or not when the output is dependent on many factors? How good your speakers are, how good your ears are, and how good the sound quality of the item being played is, as well as cabling and room dynamics, all have a...

Reliability

Creative's X-Fi Go! Pro is a simple way to add improved sound to your desktop or laptop. After you've gone through the lengthy driver installation process, the Creative Audio Control Panel lets you add virtual surround sound to your music and games, and use the "Crystalizer" to enhance the sound of...

Forget all integrated audio cheaps ... Audio quality is just incomparable !! With such a sound card you van really enjoy your music, movies and games and able to buy any good sound system...

Sound Quality; price

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Creative's Xtreme Audio Notebook is a reworked version of the audio company's entry-level Xtreme Audio PCI card, only for notebooks, as its name suggests. The card is the first product from Creative to make use of the Express card slot form factor, so only works with newer notebooks; it won't fit...

This card looks good at first, but its what you dont see thats the bummer, so read on. This card really isnt a good option as it is outdated and very unstable in todays machines Creative no longer supports this card..