Creative Soundblast X-FI + 4gig Ram + Vista 64 = Issues?

gizbug,

If this is a Vista issue, I've not heard of it. It could be a Creative
development and driver issue though, but I wouldn't know for certain. You
might check on some other forum that addresses issues such as this. A google
search likely would find plenty. Anyone else?
--
freddy


"gizbug" wrote:

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> Has anyone found a temp solution to the BSOD's with Soundblaster XFI
> (using the lastest creative drivers) and 4 gigs of ram on Vista 64?
>
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> --
> gizbug
>

"gizbug" <gizbug.2rdbo4@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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> Has anyone found a temp solution to the BSOD's with Soundblaster XFI
> (using the lastest creative drivers) and 4 gigs of ram on Vista 64?
>
>
> --
> gizbug

Have you checked your ram lately? http://www.memtest.org

Took the XFI out, ran a full test, no errors

Captain Roberts;327164 Wrote:

> "gizbug" <gizbug.2rdbo4@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in messag
> news:gizbug.2rdbo4@no-mx.forums.net..
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> > Has anyone found a temp solution to the BSOD's with Soundblaster XF
> > (using the lastest creative drivers) and 4 gigs of ram on Vista 64

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> > -
> > gizbu

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> Have you checked your ram lately? 'Memtest86+ - Advanced Memor
> Diagnostic Tool' (http://www.memtest.org

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gizbug

Why did you test it that way? The reason I ask is for curiosities sake.



"gizbug" <gizbug.2rdlec@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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> Took the XFI out, ran a full test, no errors.
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> Captain Roberts;327164 Wrote:

>> "gizbug" <gizbug.2rdbo4@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
>> news:gizbug.2rdbo4@no-mx.forums.net...

>> >
>> > Has anyone found a temp solution to the BSOD's with Soundblaster XFI
>> > (using the lastest creative drivers) and 4 gigs of ram on Vista 64?
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > gizbug

>>
>> Have you checked your ram lately? 'Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory
>> Diagnostic Tool' (http://www.memtest.org)

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>
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> gizbug