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This specialist Gaming brand has made a fresh entrance to our shores, and sent us a few products straight up for review. One of them is a USB soundcard, especially meant for, you guessed it, gaming. In today’s’ scenario where gaming audio and background scores are reaching gutwrenching levels in terms of “awesomeness”, the enthusiast will still opt for a separate soundcard over the onboard decoding offered these days. The Steel Series Siberia USB soundcard is aimed at those enthusiasts, so let’s load it up and check it out. Design and Features The USB soundcard supports the following systems: Win XP/Vista/Win 2000/Win 98/Win ME. The USB sound card is actually not compatible with Mac. It has a mini USB out in the front rounded edge, and also a wire for the connection to regular USB 2.0 slot is provided. Then we have an EP in for Mic input, and a line out for headset or speaker connection. This line out also doubles as SPDIF out for digital audio out, upto 48 Khz. The model also features a virtual 7.1 surround sound, plus an EQ with storable presets for later use in some other PC. This is useful for gamers who play mostly in 3rd party LAN environments. |
Tags: SteelSeries Siberia USB soundcard , USB soundcard , SteelSeries , Siberia
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