After massive success with the ever popular Diamondback, Copperhead and the recent DeathAdder gaming mice, there's little for Razer to prove of its position as a celebrated manufacturer of quality input peripherals. After all, this is the very same company Microsoft chose to collaborate for its Habu gaming mouse. If you thought Razer only produces input devices, you are in for a big surprise as they have since expanded its portfolio to include gaming soundcards and headphones. The big question however, is can the new Razer’s AC-1 soundcard based on C-Media Oxygen HD CMI8788 chipset hold its own against the venerable Creative’s X-Fi gaming soundcards?



Link: HardwareZone