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...

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 This card really isnt a good option as it is outdated and very unstable in todays machines Creative no longer supports this card..

I don't think I have to introduce the X-fi soundcard series from Creative, most of us know that it's an extremely powerful soundcard in whatever form or shape it comes in. The main problem with the cards have been the price as the cheapest card even has gone for over 120$.

When compared to the graphics market, audio technology has been crawling along at a snail's pace. However, PC-based entertainment is under more intense competition thanks to next generation consoles and home theater systems.

Desktop owners have been enjoying high quality audio via 3rd party add-in sound cards for years, so why must notebook users be forced to go without? Granted, there are ExpressCard sound cards available but not all notebooks have an ExpressCard slot.

Creative's high-end audio hardware gets resized to notebook level in this iteration of the company's X-Fi family, which is welcome news for those disappointed with their lappy's onboard audio (which, to be fair, is rarely up to snuff).

Will enhance your laptops inbuilt audio with ease

More expensive upgrades could be better