![]() Serious PC gamers can also opt for the Recon3D Fatal1ty Professional edition, as endorsed by Jonathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel. Notable hardware-accelerated features on the Recon3D series include Creative's CrystalVoice vocal optimization and THX TruStudio Pro hardware accelerators. The Recon3D suite will feature two main models: the external USB-based Recon3D designed for gaming consoles, or an alternative PCI Express (PCIe) version for desktop enthusiasts. ![]() Moving on, at a Creative event held yesterday, we were treated to a showcase of their latest Recon3D peripherals and gaming headsets. In other words, Creative has effectively reduced the footprint of its Sound Blaster board requirements with the arrival of the Sound Core3D audio workhorse. Apparently, Sound Core3D also boasts of a high-quality HD audio decoder, 24-bit 102dB digital-to-analog converters (DACs), and 101dB analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) housed within a single 56-pin chipset. Dubbed the 'Quartet DSP', this multi-core sound and voice processor will feature four independent digital signal processor (DSP) cores similar to the former X-Fi series. Announced at IFA Berlin three months ago, Creative's latest Recon3D series will now offer revitalized audio benefits powered by Creative's "quad-core" Sound Core3D chip. Then again, we reckon it's also time for Creative to bring in a successor to bask in the spotlight. That's a laudable reign for one of the most sought after audio chip. Meet The Recon3D Team The Recon3D MovementĬreative's Sound Blaster X-Fi audio solutions have prevailed for six years since its arrival in 2005.
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