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# 1ms ASIO latency 115dB headphone out 3D audio effects Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD Internal Sound Card with THX SB1270

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## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate Your Audio Game!

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- **What is this?** Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD Internal Sound Card with THX SB1270 by creative
- **How much does it cost?** ₨131 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Stunning Realism:** Transform your listening experience with hardware-powered 3D positional audio.
- • **Unleash Your Sound:** Experience audio like never before with THX TruStudio effects.
- • **High-Fidelity Audio:** Immerse yourself in 24bit/96kHz sound quality.
- • **Precision Performance:** Enjoy ultra-low latency recording with ASIO support.
- • **Seamless Connectivity:** Connect effortlessly to your home entertainment system with Dolby Digital and DTS.

## Overview

The Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD is an internal sound card designed for audiophiles and professionals alike, featuring THX SB1270 technology for high-definition sound. With ASIO recording support, Dolby Digital and DTS encoding, and hardware-powered 3D audio effects, it delivers an unparalleled audio experience with minimal latency and maximum fidelity.

## Description

Product Description               The Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD provides the highest quality audio playback of any sound card Creative has ever introduced and includes THX TruStudio PC audio technology, bringing together two of the most respected names in sound quality to provide an unparalleled audio experience on the PC. The Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD features audiophile-grade components for high-quality playback of music, games and movies, including 122db SNR Digital-to-Analog Converters (DACs), the highest signal-to-noise ratio ever produced by a Creative sound card.                  From the Manufacturer                Engineered for high-end sound performance, the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD internal sound card offers an exceptional signal-to-noise ratio for high-quality playback of music, games, and movies. This sound card has been constructed using high-grade components, which help minimize distortion and augment audio playback. The card also features customizable op-amps, so you can tailor sound to fit your preferences. And thanks to EAX 5.0 technology, your games will sound more realistic. Optimized for use with Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Vista systems, the X-Fi Titanium will satisfy demanding audiophiles.NOTE: this sound card is not compatible with Mac systems.    Card frees up resources for a gaming experience without any slowdowns. View larger Swappable op-amps allow you to customize your sound coloration and listening needs. View larger  What The Critics are Saying about the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD Card"To say we were blown away doesn't do justice to how impressed we were with the audio this card pumped out." --Joel Durham Jr, Maximum PC, April 2011High-Fidelity Components Deliver Pristine SoundThe X-Fi Titanium HD offers a significant improvement over a standard motherboard's onboard audio. The card delivers a signal-to-noise ratio of 122 dB, which ensures that audio playback is pure and distortion-free. The card's components make a particular difference when playing music: high and mid tones are reproduced with pitch-perfect detail, and lows are defined and tight.Outfitted with audio-enhancing technologies, the Titanium HD features THX's TruStudio Pro technology, which helps preserve the original balance and timbre of film audio. The card also supports Dolby Digital and DTS decoding formats, giving it multichannel and surround sound capabilities.Swappable Op-Amps for Customizable AudioThe Titanium HD features fully customizable components--the card's op-amps are swappable, meaning that they can be switched and tweaked to fit your desires. This allows you to adjust sound coloration and personalize your listening experience. Audiophiles will be able to create a sound profile to fit tonal preferences.EAX 5.0 Enhances Gaming Audio and PerformanceThe Titanium HD has been specially engineered to handle gaming applications. Using hardware-accelerated EAX 5.0 technology, the sound card delivers crisp, deep audio that will fully immerse you in the game.In addition to enriching your gaming audio, the Titanium HD will boost your PC's gaming performance as a whole. By functioning as a dedicated sound unit, the card frees up resources that would otherwise be tied up in audio processes. This allows your PC to dedicate more of its processing power towards other tasks, like graphical and AI processing. The result is a gaming experience free of hiccups and slowdowns.Supports Wide Range of I/O ConnectivityBuilt for versatility, the Titanium HD supports connections to a variety of devices. It features ports that can accommodate microphones, headphones, home studio speakers, portable music players, AV Receivers, game consoles, and more.The sound card is designed for solid headphone performance: the card supports up to 115 dB and 24-bit/96 kHz output, allowing for high-definition headphone playback. Microphone recordings are noteworthy, too, thanks to the card's latency-reducing ASIO technology.           Compatibility and System RequirementsThe Titanium HD sound card is compatible with Microsoft Windows Vista (32- and 64-bit) and Windows 7. (The card is not Mac compatible.)To install the card, you'll need an Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD equivalent processor; an Intel, AMD, or compatible motherboard; 1 GB RAM; at least 600 MB free hard disk space; an available PCI Express slot; and a CD/DVD drive for software installation. Headphones or amplified speakers are also required to use the card.The Titanium HD is backed by a one-year limited hardware warranty.What's in the BoxX-Fi Titanium HD Sound Card, quick start leaflet, installation CD, stereo to RCA cable, optical cable, and user guide.

## Features

- ASIO recording support with latency as low as one millisecond with minimal CPU load. Dolby Digital and DTS encoding enables one-step single-cable connection to home entertainment systems, with included optical cables
- Hardware-powered 3D positional audio and EAX 5.0 effects provide stunning audio realism over headphones and speakers.
- Headphone out with 115dB, 24bit/96kHz support High-Definition (HD) quality sound for original playback
- High-Fidelity audio performance D/A, A/D converter with SN ratio of 122dB with 0.001% (THD) distortion
- THX TruStudio PC effects transforms your experience into a true High-Definition (HD) multimedia emotional journey
- High-Fidelity audio performance D/A, A/D converter with SN ratio of 122dB with 0.001% (THD) distortion
- Headphone out with 115dB, 24bit/96kHz support High-Definition (HD) quality sound for original playback
- THX TruStudio PC effects transforms your experience into a true High-Definition (HD) multimedia emotional journey
- Hardware-powered 3D positional audio and EAX 5.0 effects provide stunning audio realism over headphones and speakers.
- ASIO recording support with latency as low as one millisecond with minimal CPU load. Dolby Digital and DTS encoding enables one-step single-cable connection to home entertainment systems, with included optical cables

## Product Details

- **Compatible Devices:** Headphone, Speaker
- **Brand:** Creative
- **Hardware Interface:** Headphone
- **Audio Output Mode:** Dolby Digital, Stereo, Surround Sound
- **Platform:** Windows

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How to connect with Tannoy 501A if I buy Creative X-Fi Titanium HD? Is 2 or 1xMonoprice 6ft Premier Series XLR Male to 1/4inch TRS Male 16AWG Cable?**
A: I used my soundcard for recording and playing music, also for games. There are two RCA output connectors, hooked up to my Samson XP150 mixer/monitor and or Behringer powered monitor 125 watts each. It sounds great, just use the appropriate signal cable, RCA to a 1/8"stereo or RCA to XLR or 1/4"phone jack.

**Q: Should I be able to install this with a Windows 7 64 bit system?**
A: If you'll read the "Product Description" above you'll find:"The Titanium HD sound card is compatible with Microsoft Windows Vista (32- and 64-bit) and Windows 7."It works with Windows 7, both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.  Whether you, in particular, should be able to install it depends on your capabilities.

**Q: I bought a Astro A40 headset and mix amp. Will I be able to plug the optic cable from my mix amp into this card?**
A: You wasted money buying this sound card if your using an Astro mixamp.... all a mixamp is, is a soundcard in a little box.  Should just hook up a nice pair of headphones and a mic directly to the card and actually use the card... your not even using the card if u use optical.

**Q: The description for this product wasnt that clear for me. can i plug in av sources for extraction? vcr, walkman, record player, etc..?**
A: The device is designed to go into a PCI slot inside a desktop computer. If you have the appropriate software on your desktop computer (e.g. Creative Smart Recorder) you can plug in any audio source and record it on your PC. I use it to record music off of on-line sources like YouTube. Does that answer your question?

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Music listening is extrordinary
*by T***Y on February 20, 2013*

This is still a very relevant piece of hardware, I was concerned that this model is now a few years old, and not featured on Creative's web site, seeming to be replaced with Z series and Recon series cards.I am so pleased with this card that I installed last night that I felt compelled to write a review.I don't game, and it seems that the new cards are targeted (probably smartly) to the game crowd.I also see a lot of headphone slanted reviews, and I almost never use headphones.I do however really appreciate subtle differences in sound quality that others sometimes don't notice, for instance, I do hear "flat" and "tired" or "muddy" sounds from MP3 versus a non compressed format, I get irritated when the music I like on XM is more compressed than some other XM Channels, so I guess I might lean audiophile, but I often get lost trying to follow "real" audiophile discussions, and esoteric nuances are mostly not perceptible to me, so I would not place myself in that league. I guess I would be more like an enthusiast than an audiophile.I will describe my hardware first:Music is on a Synology DS212J NAS (network attached storage) device in .Flac format (lossless format vs. MP3 which is typically compressed format.)Computer is a fairly modern (but not amazing) ASUS computer, AMD, X2 something, dual core chip, Windows 7 64 bit, 4GB of ram.My network is wired, and has gigabit LAN ports and switch gear.I connect from the computer to the audio Components via Toslink (fiber optic) which was included in the box with the sound card, and is different from the one you might already have, because the connector on one side of the cable isn't the standard doghouse shape, it actually pushes into the bottom RCA jack of the card, which concerned me, but is working just fine, and the SB1270 came with 2.I use a Yamaha HTR-5860 Receiver as a pre-amp, it connects to a Carver M-1 amplifier for the main speakers, and a Carver AV-64 cathedral amplifier for center and rear.I use Definitive BP-10's as main speakers, a Golden Ear Forcefield 4 subwoofer, and Definitive bookshelf and center. Both the definitive speakers and carver amp's are pretty old, say 15 years plus.I use MediaMonkey as the front end, which is kind of like I-tunes, with additional customization options.Like many others who have reviewed, I was using the onboard audio, via toslink (fiber optic) cable.I decided to look for a soundcard when I noticed that making small changes to the equalizer, like increasing the bass frequencies for some older bass-light rock for instance, really got muddy and distorted very quickly. I assumed that this was just a bad equalizer in MediaMonkey, because I was using fiber optic (digital signal) which I thought would not be affected or distorted to any significant degree, and that is where I was very wrong.I installed the Soundblaster Titanium, set the EQ flat in media monkey, and then used the software from Soundblaster, and it was so different. The EQ works like a champ, the EAX modes for Opera house, or Jazz Club are as good or better than the DSP modes from my Yamaha, and the Dolby live encoding feature provided drastic improvement to the geometry and separation of the music. It really adds a depth and a lively but warm tone.I listened to some classical, and the imaging of the music was very noticeable, for instance, the piano was on my left, very clearly, I could hear the difference in position of the string instruments, and percussion so clearly.Next I listened to Ke$ha and Britney Spears and Nelly and was very pleased with a noticeable improvement in clarity with the bass from the subwoofer, and the clarify option on the THX software was really noticeable here too.Next I listened to Boston, AC/DC, and Joe Satriani, and Dire Straits. All excellent here as well.No hiss, pop or hum was evident from the card at all.If there is a weakness, I haven't found it. It is superior in every way to the on board card, and my music really is better than CD now, which I have looked forward to for a long time.The only thing that I noticed that could be in the "worse" column is that when you switch from .flac or other lossless items, to watch a video on youtube, you will really notice how bad the youtube sound is, and you will probably want to listen to something else.I hope this helps you make a decision, it was very definitely a good decision for me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Sound, Fair Usability
*by P***. on August 13, 2012*

Two computers and as much as a decade ago, I installed an Audigy 2 Platinum. It had very good sound and superb usability. The "drive" in front and board in the back provided all the connections I'd ever want, and more. I could plug in my headphones any time, adjust the volume with the knob on the drive. Plug my tape deck or turntable into the RCA jacks on the drive, rip anything I wanted with Wave Corrector. It worked on my new 64-bit Windows 7 system - I'd still be using it, but it finally died.The onboard sound, even on my recent Intel H67 mobo, was not acceptable. Creative still makes cards with a drive, but drive has been dumbed down, and the cards are aimed at gamers (my game is bridge - this board is for music). My short list was the two top Asus Xonars and this X-fi Titanium HD. The Xonar that seemed best was reported to shreik periodically by some users. My ears ring all the time anyhow, and could not take a chance. I got a really great deal from Amazon on this X-fi Titanium HD card, and after careful checking, I decided it would work for me.Three computers ago, the last I did not build myself, was a Dell white box package, including my Altec Lansing ADA885 4.1 speakers (probably $250 then, but probably not up to modern standards). With the A2P, I used them as 4.1 in Prologic mode. With the 2.1 output of the X-fi Platinum HD, I combined the satellites (they can stack) as a 2.1 system, all I really need anyhow. I use stereo mode now, and I *think* it's clearer and cleaner than the A2P. Prologic still sounds good, but different, perhaps a little muddy. I figure Stereo will be more realistic, whatever that is. Anyhow, the saving feature of this speaker system, has been the headphone jack on one satellite, combined with the volume and other controls on the other satellite. Without such a feature on the speakers (or whatever sound system you use), I could not recommend this X-fi Titanium HD card. As other reviewers have noted, you cannot plug anything (even just an extension cable, which I just tested) into the headphone jack, if you want to hear the speakers.The card has RCA analog output jacks for the speakers; I'm using the provided Y-cable to connect to the speakers with a typical mini-plug. The card has two RCA input jacks that I have not yet tested, but which will be crucial moving forward. I'm going to get an extension cable, so I can plug and replug in front, or at least within sight. (Hope I can leave the extension plugged in.) The optical jacks are inside the RCA input jacks (one in, one out). So if you want optical out, you cannot use RCA in - you must use optical in as well. This would leave me poorly placed with optical computer or TV speakers and still trying to use my turntable. (My computer is my sound system, but maybe you have a real one.)Check out the usability of this card carefully before purchase. If you expect the features to work for you, go for it. The sound is great, even on my old speakers.

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