Lock ups XF-I and X1900

Hi I am running
EVGA 33-K8-NF4-AX with the latest Bios
Radeon x900xtx
2 gig OCZ 2-3-2-5 ram
Antec true power 2.0 550watt PS
Sony 80a Dvd burner
70 gig raptor sata dri've
300 gig seagate sata 3 dri've
Sound Blaster Xf-I extreme music
Windows XP SP2
I get random lock ups under any D3D or OpenGL game as long as im on the desktop my sounds function without an issue. Previously I had been using a EVGA 7800 gt with no problems. Under the 7800 gt I did not have any lock u
ps.
Before installing the Radeon x900xtx I did a format of the dri've and a clean install of windows xp with SP2. I have tried catalyst 6.4 and the lock ups were very frequent in catalyst 6.3 they are less frequent and more random. I have upgraded to the latest drivers for every other component on my pc. I posted this here and also I have sent in a ticket to ATI because if I remove the XF-I and go with the real tek 8 channel onboard sound all of the lock ups disapear. When the XF-I is in the pc and it locks up it goes into a sound stutter at random times in any D3D or OpenGL game

I don't think so, Lion with the latest updates is running fine for most of us.
Post the log for your next lockup or the previous one if you can isolate the timeframe.
/Applications/Utilities/Console > system.log

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