Most pieces of ?budget? hardware don?t come with any sort of software or bundle, but the Fortissimo is an exception. The Fortissimo comes with two programs, Media Station and Acid DJ. I know ...

I can still remember the days when a sound card was last on your list -- they were prohibitively expensive for the return they gave on your computer. Sure it was nice to maybe hear a voice in a game ...

No one can accuse Hercules of dragging ass with their sound cards. Philips is still sitting on 5.1 and Creative has endorsed 6.1 (with the Audigy 2), but Hercules is just not satisfied with these ...

I've done a search but I don't seem to find anything dealing with my issues. Unlike most results, I *do* have sound working, but it's just not quite right. <BR><BR>I am using a Hercules Fortissimo II ...

OK, there don't appear to have been any threads on this in the past. I have a Hercules Fortissimo II that replaced an ageing ISA SB32, courtesy of the CompUSA deal a couple of months back. All is well ...

Here?s a look at the rear of the card: Without a doubt, that?s an awesome set of features for a sound card at any price range! The only noticeable feature absent is support for Aureal?s newer A3D 2.0 ...