It runs between 70.00-100.00 depending on sales( or less expensive). I prefer the Soundblaster Z series for gaming because their surround sound codes feel more natural to me while gaming, sound good for music, movies and have a good amp for high end headphones. The audio files would be huge to have true discrete surround.įor a souncard, if you need one. I would take analog over S/PDIF anyday for true discreet surround sound.Īs stated above once again, gaming is different. Since optical can't do true discreet surround. Personally I believe like the Astros, these are way over priced and offer limits compared to a true soundcard/headphone setup.Īs I mentioned above and why this hasen't happened yet, sound cards just need to add the HDMI and display port connections.
#Sennheiser 360 pc drivers
Which might may mean that the drivers are heavier or they just lightened up the 363Ds. I can't tell you if there is a difference between the actual headsets because I haven't listened to either, but spec wise they look the same. So that it is acting like a soundcard but with a lower quality. The headphones include a sound card built in. Can anyone tell me if the game ones will give you the same 7.1 surround with the same usb card as the 363D See the thing is I'm very curious if the game one's are the same headphones as the PC 363D cause the only difference seems to be the USB sound card. And if this is possible to allow PCs to use more than one digital signal at a time. At least they do offer analog for surround which works well. Sound cards need to step up and get rid of the soon to worthless S/PDIF/Optical and go more to the HDMI and display port connections.
#Sennheiser 360 pc movie
It isn't like a movie or music that has specific discrete channels of sound that direct the sound to a certain speaker in a 2.1/5.1/7.1 and etc setup. Solution theeprisoner Tom, in terms of simulated surround (using two speakers) it is a gimmick, using multiple speakers is not a trick. All(most) games are simulated surround because they have to send hearing cues to the PC on the fly. Sound cards do offer better setup and software compared to the mobo sound chip. So you are paying for some hardware and paying for the Dolby/DTS type software to run simulated surround. What a sound card can do for you is offer the various surround sound codecs to simulate 5.1/7.1. Sound cards can be useful in a number of ways: for example your on board sound chip isn't good or you need the best sound quality,most won't notice the difference between good on board and sound card except for audio work. Analog, HDMI and display port can offer true/discrete surround if the media allows it. Tom, in terms of simulated surround(using two speakers) it is a gimmick, using multiple speakers is not a trick.
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