is this kewl kit:?

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Yaka

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Asus P4T533 mobo

OCZ 1066 rimms x 2

SBAudigy Plat

Seagate Barracuda 40 gig hdd x 2

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hope fully i`ll be installing it sunday after noon:cool:
 
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Scooba Da Bass

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Apart from the SB, yes

(ONE MAN CRUSADE ETC.)
 
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FuZor

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Lets hope they actually release working compatabile drivers this time :rolleyes:
 
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Xavier

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Originally posted by Yaka
Asus P4T533 mobo

OCZ 1066 rimms x 2

SBAudigy Plat

Seagate Barracuda 40 gig hdd x 2

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hope fully i`ll be installing it sunday after noon:cool:

erm, yes and no

the P4T533 is for 32-bit RIMMS - that OCZ stuff is likely 16-bit (paired) which means you need the P4T533-C

OCZ themselves were recently found to be uber-dodgy so I'd go for Kingston Valuram PC1066RIMM anyhoo...

As to the audigy I'd get the Audigy II player :)

Although you could as easily get yourself an ASUS A7N8X (nForce2) and some DDR400 :) the APU on the nForce2 MCP-T does realtime dolby 5.1 encoding/decoding and sounds schweet :>

Xav
 
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Yaka

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well i got it all fer £200 an mobo is indeedy the C ver. phoshop and 3dstudio maxx aint crashing fer me any more:clap:
 
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xane

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Originally posted by Scooba Da Bass
Apart from the SB, yes

(ONE MAN CRUSADE ETC.)

Yesterday I was at my sister-in-laws house fixing their PC, they have a Dell machine with an SB Live Value in it, after about an hour the machine starts playing up so I go through the processes and kill them off one by one until it works, the culprit is "devldr16" which is the SB DOS Emulator driver.

I remove from the startup, the f*cking thing puts it back again, eventually I delete/rename the file, that fixes it. I do some more searching and most of the Creative software crap either doesn't work or crashes horribly.

Web searching reveals a lot of people with this problem, however, absolutely no mention of it on the Creative support "knowledge base", attempting to download the latest drivers puts me at position 100 in a queue, on a modem with a pay-as-you-go tariff, no thanks.

Creative are shite, I still use an Aureal Vortex2 at home, it works great (until I upgrade to XP that is). Creative sued Aureal over a patent, they lost but the expenses put Aureal out of business and Creative bought them out, even though the Vortex2 was a superior chipset to their EAX crap they binned it, I hate them.

(Stands alongside Scoob)
 
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James-

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Originally posted by camazotz


Yesterday I was at my sister-in-laws house fixing their PC, they have a Dell machine with an SB Live Value in it, after about an hour the machine starts playing up so I go through the processes and kill them off one by one until it works, the culprit is "devldr16" which is the SB DOS Emulator driver.

I remove from the startup, the f*cking thing puts it back again, eventually I delete/rename the file, that fixes it. I do some more searching and most of the Creative software crap either doesn't work or crashes horribly.

Yeah, I had similar problems with it under Win98. In order to boot up, I had to go through it stage by stage, saying 'no!!¬' to the dos drivers. Very irritating and the only way I could discover of fixing it :)
 
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Xavier

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Originally posted by camazotz


Yesterday I was at my sister-in-laws house fixing their PC, they have a Dell machine with an SB Live Value in it, after about an hour the machine starts playing up so I go through the processes and kill them off one by one until it works, the culprit is "devldr16" which is the SB DOS Emulator driver.

I remove from the startup, the f*cking thing puts it back again, eventually I delete/rename the file, that fixes it. I do some more searching and most of the Creative software crap either doesn't work or crashes horribly.

Web searching reveals a lot of people with this problem, however, absolutely no mention of it on the Creative support "knowledge base", attempting to download the latest drivers puts me at position 100 in a queue, on a modem with a pay-as-you-go tariff, no thanks.

Creative are shite, I still use an Aureal Vortex2 at home, it works great (until I upgrade to XP that is). Creative sued Aureal over a patent, they lost but the expenses put Aureal out of business and Creative bought them out, even though the Vortex2 was a superior chipset to their EAX crap they binned it, I hate them.

(Stands alongside Scoob)

did you turn system restore and stuff off?

xav
 
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FuZor

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I'm forced to agree, Creative are shite!
I find my on-board sound with year old drivers 100% compatabile with all my stuff :) Unlike my Audigy that was bugged and quite frankly VERY unstable with XP even with new drivers, they suck :(

The final blow came to a head when UT2K3 kept crashing because of the Audigy :rolleyes:
 
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Embattle

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Mine seems all right, even if the output is a little low on the Optical out.
 
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FuZor

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I'm sure the majority are ok, but take a look at creative support forums lol! :D
I'm just waiting for a new set of drivers that work before going back to the dark side of my audigy ;) :m00:
 
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Embattle

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I have although the drivers do take the piss.
 
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James-

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I like the avatar, Fuzor :)

(sorry had to say that)
 

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