Sound Cards & Video Capture
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EVGA 712-P1-AN01-KR audio Card Internal 5.1 channels PCI-E x1$449.87Pre-order ETA 14/06/21Check Availability -
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Avermedia Live Gamer Duo 60FPS Dual HDMI Video Capture Card$389Dispatch 1-2 daysCheck Availability -
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PCI Express 4-Port USB 3.0 Card With NEC/Renesas PD720201 Chipset$36.87Dispatch 3-7 daysCheck Availability -
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TP-Link Archer T4U Plus AC1300 Dual Antennas High-Gain Wireless USB Adapter$84Dispatch 1-2 daysCheck Availability -
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Creative Sound Blaster Audigy FX 5.1 PCIe With SBX Pro Sound Card$69Dispatch 1-2 daysCheck Availability -
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j5create JVA02 Video Capturing Device USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1)$156.87Dispatch 3-7 daysCheck Availability -
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Creative Sound Blaster X G1 Portable Soundcard with Headphone Amplifier$59Dispatch 3-7 daysCheck Availability -
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Sound cards provide higher quality sound by delivering more power to headphones (particularly useful when using high impedance headphones in the 25+ ohms range).
When headphones are low impedance (most normal headphones), a sound card will provide a "fuller" sound. The listening experience is noticeably better, depending on the headphones and the individual.
Do I really need a sound card?
For everyday users, most likely, no.
Sound cards are for enthusiast gamers or audiophiles. They make highs crisper and lows smoother. When paired with the right headphones, it's easier to distinguish sounds, which includes directionality (this can help you hear footsteps in-game).
Sound cards help you immerse you in the sounds of games and movies.
