Creative LET US FLASH our car

We can flash motherboards , we can flash dri'ves.... but we cant flash our soundcards
why not? why give not give people a warning that creative will not be held responsable
for any damage done when flashing. I dont want to go through all that faffing about
sending the card for rma when a updated flash firmware may work
And please dont close this thread :|

I can give you something to think about:
Flashing the BIOS on a computer will help improving the compatiblity with the new componets added to that system - that will be "dri'ved" by that BIOS.
Because on a soundcard is nothing new that need to be added (that will be dri'ved by the soundcard), once a good firmware was find, is no techincal need for another one.
The new PC systems shall be made compatible with existing working PCI cards, not the card with all the new MoBo...
And for more - that are software drivers for!!!
Flashing is unusefull for a mature PCI card - except if you want to change the ID of the card from Audigy2Value to Audigy4 (one example)... And that is something that nobody in industry will agree to do with their products.
And besides all that, I am almost sure that the firmware cannot be flashed software - the chip need to be reprogrammed with external devices. At least on Audigy2 is like that.
Message Edited by SoNic2367 on 04-5-2006 06:43 AM

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