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Creative Sound Blsater Live 24Bit 7.1Bulk

PCI, 96 kHz, Speaker support: 7.1, 3D sound support, Interface: PCI, Platform: Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP SP2, D/A conversion rate: 24, Miscellaneous: Windows® 2000, ME and XP SP2

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NameCreative Sound Blsater Live 24Bit 7.1Bulk
DescriptionPCI, 96 kHz, Speaker support: 7.1, 3D sound support
Chipset
InterfacePCI
PlatformMicrosoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows XP SP2
Connections
D/A conversion rate24
MiscellaneousWindows® 2000, ME and XP SP2
No of voices hardware
Sampling frequency96 kHz kHz
Signal-to-noise ratio100.0 dB
Speaker configuration7.1
3D sound supportYes
Full duplex
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