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Suffered by Creative X-Fi Titanium......

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pbentoto

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Really suffered by Creative X-Fi Titanium since i've reinstalled my Soundcard, OS, and even windows updates for 10 more times!!

Sad and a kind of unbelievable… that as such an expensive card, Creative is not capable of making bug-free drivers for their products.

Again and again, thought it would be better to choose higher-end model, but things still unchanged. (I mean compared with Creative's old model)

Sigh…Anyway, much much appreciated if anyone can help me solve this problem. (Yes, i was Gooling, stop Firewire, and changed the setting in BIOS, changed slot of PCI-E, performed OS update...)

My environment is:
Windows 7 X64. 1.8GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295, 6GB (3X2GB) DDR3 SDRAM 1333MHz , Creative X-Fi Titanium, few HDD's,
 
Ya...without Creative Card, everything goes well.

The rigs of the other computer (my friend's) are not at such a high level as those of mine, but it just works...
 
You sure you got the right drivers? Been using my Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty series fine for years.
 
NickJames said:
You sure you got the right drivers? Been using my Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty series fine for years.
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agreed my xfi titanium works fine in 7 x64. My older xfi xtremegamer doesn't workin 64-bit but when it works lol it works well.
 
When does the BSOD occur? Does a file name pop up in the BSOD? The only problem I have with my X-Fi is a BSOD in UT2k4 engine games, but that is Vista/7's fault for removing DirectSound.
 
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