The Aureal Vortex 8820 Audio (WDM) is an audio device manufactured by Turtle Beach. This driver fixes problems with no sound or static or distorted sound, and can unlock advanced features of your audio device. Visitors have downloaded this file "MSXPAureal.cab" 12,957 times with an aggregate rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on 93 reviews. Visitors have successfully installed this driver on PCs running Windows XP. The total disk space used for this update is 535.5 KB.
Aureal- based cards
Aureal Vortex 8810 Audio (WDM)
Aureal Vortex 8820 Audio (WDM)
Aureal Vortex 8830 Audio (WDM)
Windows XP
Updated driver for all Aureal based sound card (8810,8820,8830) e.g. Montego I/II, in file cabinet format. Extract to a folder and files will be visible
DeeJay (DG Member) on 20-Jun-2002
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The following files are found inside the driver download file.
Name | Size | Date |
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aureal.CDF | 463 bytes | 9 Oct 2001 |
wdma_aur.inf | 87.1 KB | 9 Oct 2001 |
ADM8820.sys | 508.0 KB | 5 Oct 2001 |
a3dapi.dll | 462.8 KB | 24 May 2001 |
ADM8830.sys | 702.1 KB | 5 Oct 2001 |
aureal.CAT | 8.8 KB | 26 Oct 2001 |
a3d.dll | 98.3 KB | 24 May 2001 |
ADM8810.sys | 539.8 KB | 5 Oct 2001 |
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