Creative Soundblaster Audigy SE

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Technical Specifications

High Definition Audio Quality

			Playback: 24-bit Digital-to Analog conversion in 16 or 24-bit with sampling rates of up to 96Khz to analog 5.1 speakers
			Recording: 24-bit Analog-to-Digital conversion in 16 or 24-bit with sampling rates of up to 96kHz
			SPDIF output with up to 24-bit resolution at selectable sampling rates of 44.1, 48 and 96kHz

On-Board Connectors

			Line level Out (Front / Rear / Side / Center / Subwoofer) or Headphone Out
			Line In / Microphone In / *Digital I/O
			Aux Audio In
			Supports SPDIF Out for Stereo Digital Speakers or SPDIF In/Out with Creative Digital I/O Module (sold separately)

Bundled Software

Creative Software Suite:

			Creative MediaSource Go!
			Creative MediaSource Go! Launcher
			Creative MediaSource Player
			Creative MediaSource Organizer
			Creative Device Control
			Creative Surround Mixer
			Creative EAX Console
			Creative WaveStudio
			Creative Speaker Settings
			Creative Graphic Equalizer
			Creative SoundFont Bank Manager
			Creative Smart Recorder

System Requirements

			Microsoft ® Windows ® Vista (Drivers available on us.creative.com) Windows XP (SP2), or Windows 2000 (SP4)
			Intel ® Pentium ® III, Celeron 1GHz or equivalent AMD processor
			Available PCI slot (2.1 compliant)
			128MB RAM
			600MB of free hard disk space
			Headphones or amplified speakers
			CD-ROM, CD-RW or DVD-ROM drive for installation

Note: Games and other applications may have higher system requirements.

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Works fine in Win 7 -- but don't use install disk Jan 26, 2010
By C. Andersen
I bought this specifically for a Windows 7 system. Win 7 automatically recognizes the card and installs associated drivers. I made the mistake of attempting to install the disk that came with it and it caused a reboot and required a repair to windows startup followed by manual uninstall of the portion of the software which installed; don't do that. The card works just fine when you let windows detect it and install its own drivers, just don't bother with the software disk.