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ATI 9800Pro+Soun Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Issues
I have recently built a new system with the following specs:
P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. |
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The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. I believe I have the same problem with an Asus 9800XT and an Audigy LS Using Cat4.4 and latest from Creative. I get frequent crashes in Vice City and Ghost Recon but none in Far Cry. __________________________________________________ _____________________________ Posted Via Uncensored-News.Com - Accounts Starting At $6.95 - http://www.uncensored-news.com The Worlds Uncensored News Source |
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Eric Glaister wrote:
I have recently built a new system with the following specs: P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. did you try diff pci slots? |
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Yes I have tried placing the Sound Card into the different PCI slots that I
have available and have moved other PCI cards to ensure that there are no IRQ conflicts with any of the cards. I have even tried using the original drivers and all the updates for both of the cards to no avail. "Gordon Scott" wrote in message ... Eric Glaister wrote: I have recently built a new system with the following specs: P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. did you try diff pci slots? |
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Im just wondering how many people there are with that combination of Vid and
sound cards that everything is running OK for, I know it works fine for me. Another component to throw in to the melting pot though is the motherboard! CrimsonLiar "Eric Glaister" wrote in message ... I have recently built a new system with the following specs: P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. |
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I have 2 computers using this combo. They work great!
"CrimsonLiar" wrote in message news Im just wondering how many people there are with that combination of Vid and sound cards that everything is running OK for, I know it works fine for me. Another component to throw in to the melting pot though is the motherboard! CrimsonLiar "Eric Glaister" wrote in message ... I have recently built a new system with the following specs: P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. |
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I have a similar combo with an audigy 2 zs and have a problem with the TV
tuner and sound. It worked for a while (low volumn, loss of noise) but some time a week or so I tried to use it and no sound. After messing around with it I no longer get a sound option using the setup, display tab, initialization wizard for the display function. I have tried numerous cable changes from the video out using both red and black cables to the line in on the sound card. I believe I downloaded direct X 9 but I can't find it in the add remove programs listing. I am using pal. Computer System Processor(s) Model : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 FX-53 Processor Co-Processor (FPU) : Built-in Speed : 2.40GHz Socket/Slot : Socket 940 Supported Speed(s) : 2.40GHz L2 On-board Cache : 1024kB ECC synchronous write-back System Mainboard Bus(es) : ISA AGP PCI USB FireWire/1394 MP Support : 1 CPU(s) System BIOS : American Megatrends Inc. 080009 System Mainboard : ASUSTeK Computer INC. 'SK8N' System Chipset : ASUSTeK Computer Inc Unknown (00D1) Front Side Bus Speed : 1x 200MHz (200MHz data rate) Installed Memory : 1024MB Video System Monitor/Panel : Default Monitor Adapter : ALL-IN-WONDER 9800 SERIES Adapter : ALL-IN-WONDER 9800 SERIES - Secondary Physical Storage Devices Disk Drive : eUSB SmartMedia Disk Drive : WDC WD2000JB-32EVA0 (186.3GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD2500JB-32FUA0 (232.9GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD12 00BB-00CAA1 SCSI Disk Device (111.8GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD20 00JB-00DUA0 SCSI Disk Device (186.3GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD25 00JB-00EVA0 SCSI Disk Device (232.9GB) CD-ROM/DVD : SONY DVD+RW DRU-120A (CD 32X Rd, 12X Wr) (DVD 4X Rd) MultiMedia Device(s) Device : Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS (WDM) Device : Creative Game Port Printers and Faxes Model : EPSON Stylus Photo 960 Any suggestions? Dwight "JTS" wrote in message ... I have 2 computers using this combo. They work great! "CrimsonLiar" wrote in message news Im just wondering how many people there are with that combination of Vid and sound cards that everything is running OK for, I know it works fine for me. Another component to throw in to the melting pot though is the motherboard! CrimsonLiar "Eric Glaister" wrote in message ... I have recently built a new system with the following specs: P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. |
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I believe that I have found the true culprit too the crashes occuring on my
PC. After e-mailing tech support for Sound Blaster and ATI, with there suggestions of just updating the driver to the newsest version, I decided that I since I knew that the issue was still present with new or old drivers alike. I pulled all my expansion cards out and started from installing one at a time. They all worked fine until I installed the Belkin USB 2.0 PCI card. once this card is installed the crashes occur. The only thing that I dont understand is that why the setup works with a 9200 series Radeon but not with the 9800 or 9600. Not upset to be missing the ports as the Mobo has 4 on its own and the extras were purchased for a prwvious system with two USB 1.0 Ports. Exstatic that I can now play my games without the system crashing and having to reboot. "Eric Glaister" wrote in message ... I have recently built a new system with the following specs: P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. |
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On Wed, 19 May 2004 20:53:53 -0400, "DEP" wrote:
I have a similar combo with an audigy 2 zs and have a problem with the TV tuner and sound. It worked for a while (low volumn, loss of noise) but some time a week or so I tried to use it and no sound. After messing around with it I no longer get a sound option using the setup, display tab, initialization wizard for the display function. I have tried numerous cable changes from the video out using both red and black cables to the line in on the sound card. I believe I downloaded direct X 9 but I can't find it in the add remove programs listing. I am using pal. AFAIK DX9.0b has no effect on AIW sound; it's PAL and SECAM tuners that it affects; it breaks them and you can't tune in or receive channels at all. DirectX is not uninstallable, hence it won't show in Add/Remove Programs: click Start Run, type "dxdiag" and click OK, and you'll start the DirectX diagnosis tool, which will tell you what version of DirectX you're running, along with a lot of other information about your system. If you're having sound problems with an Audigy, make sure you're using the latest drivers for it. You may need to uninstall MMC to install soundcard drivers successfully. If you're using a PAL tuner on a W2K or XP system, you _are_ likely to break your tuner if you install DX9.0b, though. HTH Computer System Processor(s) Model : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 FX-53 Processor Co-Processor (FPU) : Built-in Speed : 2.40GHz Socket/Slot : Socket 940 Supported Speed(s) : 2.40GHz L2 On-board Cache : 1024kB ECC synchronous write-back System Mainboard Bus(es) : ISA AGP PCI USB FireWire/1394 MP Support : 1 CPU(s) System BIOS : American Megatrends Inc. 080009 System Mainboard : ASUSTeK Computer INC. 'SK8N' System Chipset : ASUSTeK Computer Inc Unknown (00D1) Front Side Bus Speed : 1x 200MHz (200MHz data rate) Installed Memory : 1024MB Video System Monitor/Panel : Default Monitor Adapter : ALL-IN-WONDER 9800 SERIES Adapter : ALL-IN-WONDER 9800 SERIES - Secondary Physical Storage Devices Disk Drive : eUSB SmartMedia Disk Drive : WDC WD2000JB-32EVA0 (186.3GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD2500JB-32FUA0 (232.9GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD12 00BB-00CAA1 SCSI Disk Device (111.8GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD20 00JB-00DUA0 SCSI Disk Device (186.3GB) Disk Drive : WDC WD25 00JB-00EVA0 SCSI Disk Device (232.9GB) CD-ROM/DVD : SONY DVD+RW DRU-120A (CD 32X Rd, 12X Wr) (DVD 4X Rd) MultiMedia Device(s) Device : Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS (WDM) Device : Creative Game Port Printers and Faxes Model : EPSON Stylus Photo 960 Any suggestions? Dwight "JTS" wrote in message ... I have 2 computers using this combo. They work great! "CrimsonLiar" wrote in message news Im just wondering how many people there are with that combination of Vid and sound cards that everything is running OK for, I know it works fine for me. Another component to throw in to the melting pot though is the motherboard! CrimsonLiar "Eric Glaister" wrote in message ... I have recently built a new system with the following specs: P4 3.2C Ghz ATI 9800 Pro 128MB Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Linksys Wireless-G NIC Belkin 5 Port USB 2.0 PCI Card Asus P4P800 Mobo Western Digital 80GB HD 1 Gig PC3200 DDR Windows XP Home Since Building the machine I have had frequent crashes while playing any of my games. After weeks of driver errors, bsod, vpu recover and system reboots and trying various different setups and tweaks of video card settings and IRQ settings found in this forum and many others, I have traced the problem down to a Driver conflict between the Video card and Sound Card. The issue resides with a conflict in the video drivers for the ATI card and Sound Blaster Audigy2 Card. I have installed all the latest drivers for both the cards and was recieving constant game crashes. However once I have removed all signs of the Sound Blaster Drivers I am able to run the system stable with the video card running at maximum settings. The only problem I have now is that I am now using the onboard sound and am unable to use the 5.1 speakers that I have. Has anyone else had this problem and manage to find a solution. I would really prefer to use the Sound Blaster Card. patrickp - take five to email me |
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