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I still believe it's the EEPROM's issue, since it's happened before on others'. Anyways, if it's too much hassle, just RMA it.. ^^

Hi dear, I've seen this issue in other forum before. Check this out: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Xonar_EEPROM_Failure Xonar EEPROM Failure Sometimes, Xonar PCI/PCI-E cards randomly fail to be recognized. The driver refused to load or to install, and in Device Manager, the card...

ha.. well.. the only reason I was here was because I bought a Xonar from OC, and it's in my old HP now. Haven't got anything else here before and since. Also in the realm of sound card, please name me another sound card except Creative and Asus? I've used soundblaster for ages, thought it wasn't...

A new Xonar shown in CeBIT!! It looks like a USB DAC, with it's own linear power inside I guess. Will it take on the Benchmark DAC1? 32bit audio? Looking forward for it :D

Have you tried to reset the effects in the effects setting page? There are some effects like bathroom, cave etc, I trust must be the settings there doing the funny things. Check it out and try again.

GX is pretty much the source of all crashes. I wouldn't suggest the uni-driver tho.

If PC350 are over priced, the Xense pack is definitely the right combo with the right price tag then.

hum.. nice award for this little card! Quote"Over the last couple of years we have seen ASUS take an innocent sound card market and tear the rule books to shreds. They’ve left competition with their collective heads spinning atop shoulders, not knowing what to do next, and we only see this...

Well... I pearsonally don't trust the uni-driver thing, if it is the way to go, why didn't Asus do it? You can put all the .ini file into the install file package and make it work, but that doesn't really make sense to me. OTOH, the Asus driver is rock solid on my system since day1, I'll...

Now we're talking :D

No idea, but here's another review http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/3319/asus_and_sennheiser_unite_with_xonar_xense_hd_audio_solution/index7.html

Yes, you'll still need it. The power is for analog audio, not just the Headphone amp.

hum.. havent they released lots of new cards last year? Titanium, Forte (Auzen), Fatality... etc.

Just got this newsletter from EliteBastard: Hi everyone, I hope you all had a good weekend. ASUS' Xonar range of sound cards have proved to be both impressive and popular offerings ever since their launch a couple of years ago, with only pricing serving as a potential barrier to entry for...

A recent review from Xbitlabs, it's pretty nutual, worth check out. STX vs Auzentech Prelude Two in One: Asus Xonar Essence STX Sound Card Review (page 6) - X-bit labs Coclusion: Anyway, today, the Xonar Essence STX is the best choice for a person who wants to enjoy excellent-quality...

From my research, seems ST will be tagged higher than STX. ST has better clock hence less jitter. But I'd say, just go for STX, why wait...^_^

The length of Xonar D1 is 167.64mm. It will NOT overheat between the 260GTXs, just don't worry about it. ^_^

Just go for it, the Essence STX works perfectly with HD600. :)

which review? they might have some misunderstadings there.... Any thing that's being amplified will definitely be downgrded to some level, but the headphone amp out on Essence is still no doubt giving supurb performance to the most hardcore HPs... People can of course use their original...

New review for Xonar Essence from Hothardware. Pretty good review too.. http://hothardware.com/Articles/ASUS-XONAR-Essence-STX-Headphone-Amp-Card/ Verdict: For the price of the Asus Xonar Essence STX ($199.00), you expect a lot and frankly it exceeds expectations. It is a product that...