Audigy 2 ZS Plat/WinXP x64/Gigabyte 965P-DS3/pop, click, hiss during HDD activity **FIXE

Alright, I've been searching the posts on this board for the past hour with no luck in solving my problem.
Here are my system specs:
Core 2 Duo E4300
4GB G.Skill DDR2-800
eVGA 8800GTX
Audigy 2 ZS Plat
2x320GB SATA RAID 0
Windows XP x64 SP2
Whenever there is sound playing during HDD activity the sound clicks, hisses, and pops severely, definitely to the point of being unusable. This happens with both the rear jack and the front panel. The RAID array is on the JMicron controller on the board, not the Intel ICH8 south bridge. This problem does not seem to exist under Windows Vista x64, but that is so unstable that I really need XP to work correctly. I also have the Surround Mixer, Speaker Setup, and EAX Console apps installed, if that means anything.
Things I have tried:
Driver reinstallation
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"Clean boot" method described in the FAQ<
Things I have not tried:
Putting the card in another PCI slot
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Changing the IRQ of the card
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Changing the PCI latency<
I don't know a whole lot about the last two (the IRQ and the latency) so if someone could help me out there I'd really appreciate it. Thanks for checking out my problem and for any help you may provide.
EDIT: I have fixed the issue! The problem was I was using an older driver for the JMicron controller when I slipstreamed it into my XP x64 install disc. I had used the newest one when I installed Vista. I'll keep this post here to help out anyone else who has this issue!
Get the driver!
Message Edited by stncttr908 on 05-4-2007:32 PM
Message Edited by stncttr908 on 05-7-20072:3 PM

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