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VIA Envy24 chip

VIA Envy 24 Chip


24-bit resolution audio format support
Sampling rates up to 96kHz    

i hope it can compete with major brands (terratec/m-audio...).

VIA Envy24 chip

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VIA Envy 24 Chip


24-bit resolution audio format support
Sampling rates up to 96kHz    :wub:

i hope it can compete with major brands (terratec/m-audio...).

Not compete, but work together 

Most 24 bit / 96 KHz soundcard manufactories use a Via Envy chip.
I know that the Terratec 24/96 uses a Via Envy 24 chip

VIA Envy24 chip

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Seconded, my Audiophile 24/96 uses it. VIA/Crystal Audio has been producing great chips for some time.

David

VIA Envy24 chip

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There is also Envy24HT, which is used in M-Audio Revolution 7.1

VIA Envy24 chip

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My M-Audio Delta 410 also uses a VIA Envy 24 chip. VIA bought ICE who built these chips so now is VIA Envy - same thing, instead of ICE Envy 24 you'd found in older 24/96 products  (before 2001 or so).

VIA Envy24 chip

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My M-Audio Delta 410 also uses a VIA Envy 24 chip. VIA bought ICE who built these chips so now is VIA Envy - same thing, instead of ICE Envy 24 you'd found in older 24/96 products  (before 2001 or so).

Yeah, there is still ICEnsemble logo on it... anyway, it still rules