Searching for best Soundcard for record

Hi,
I'm a Dj and I'm looking for the best card to record from vinyls. I'm looking for a card witch can record in 92 kHz but I'm not sure if the "Creative X-Fi Platinum Fatalty Champion Series" can do so.
Could anybody help me

I found that the onboard sound was as good as my soundblaster audigy, so I took it out. I have two identical systems networked. One system is used as a jukebox/media station, so sound is important there.
I put the audigy in one & hooked up my Altec Lansing 880 speakers to each system. These are excellent speakers, by the way, so any degredation would be in the soundcard. There was none. So I pulled out the Audigy, & happily game & mp3. Then again, I'm using the 845E max2, so your onboard sound may be different. In which case, ASSAF is right, just disable onboard sound,networking, or whatever, & drop in your additions.

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http://www.amdforums.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=12
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