Cavicchi

I spoke with the guy from Creative which means I called on the telephone. I have also in the past sent them e-mails and always received a reply within one or two says.

fatty100lb

i emailed them like 6 times about 2 years ago about my creative g force g cartd and they never replyed to them.

Malus

I would suggest not listening to this guy. He won't try the obviously better drivers and is too stubborn to accept the fact that Creative is a crap company. If you aren't going to accept the help that Dallas has been trying to offer you, why don't you go waste your money on a new card and stop wasting all of our time?

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Necrosis

Interesting...

I downloaded the Compaq drivers for my Audigy when I had it. The drivers cleared up a number of glitches with the original Creative drivers. The Compaq drivers even improved the performace of my Audigy in JDKII; I did not notice a system lag with EAX effects like I did with the original Creative Drivers. You can compare this to video cards, like Nvidia for example. If you don't know what I'm talking about, then you don't know what your talking about.