We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. You can't have a proper gaming setup without a set of quality audio speakers. Whether you prefer to play games on your PC or on your TV via a ...

Soundbars are becoming more popular as a middle-ground between relatively low-powered PC speakers and full-blown surround sound systems. While most of their popularity is among TV viewers, gamers have ...

The Creative Sound BlasterX Katana V2 is an excellent sound bar for PC gaming and all other media. Its wide range of connections means it can also be deployed under a TV for console gaming and movies, ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. This sleek sound bar is powered via USB and connects to devices via its 3.5mm AUX input to offer ...

While soundbars have replaced traditional TV speakers in many living rooms, they still don’t make as much sense in a PC desktop setup. It’s a design challenge, as the standard design for a soundbar ...

The Soundwafe only manages to handle bitstream/compressed multi-channel sound like DTS or Dolby. I have the bar on a PC with TV as screen (cord cutter household). We have the PC connected via Geforce ...

Is your computer playing music or other audio from the wrong source? Here's how to control the sound on your computer speakers. You fire up your computer and crank the tunes, but instead of the music ...

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Soundbars are a rather strange category of speaker, most typically used with televisions to add some punch that the drivers crammed into a flatscreen TV simply can’t match. [Matt] of DIY Perks wanted ...

I added a sound card to my PS5 and PC setups, and it made my gaming audio so much richer and clearer than ever.