Audigy 4 Pro and broadcom 5

Hi i have a Audigy 4 Pro card and MSI KT600 Delta motherboard that have a broadcom 5788 LOM but after a few minutes after bootup my sound card block the network but i get the status that i have connection and all.
I have tried to update BIOS, all drivers that can be found to the motherboard, Changed PCI slot and tried to force all free IRQs but no results. So anyone that have a clue how to fix this would be great

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