Possible SOD / High Pitch Sound

i know i posted this in another post as a reply allready but i though maybe other people could find this thread better this wayif any mods see this as a double post or what not delete the other one... it may not be a fix so im not gonna shout it out yet...but it seemed that everytime i tested my card and had the SOD i forgot to do thing...my chassis has a frontpanel with 2 USB ports Firewire port and frontpanel audiosince the card has no option to put the FP Audio on the Card itself i left it connected to my mainboardi did however turn off my onboard sound in the BIOS but to no avail still the SODthis morning i kinda figured this out (didnt really think about the FP audio in the first place)and pulled the connector from my mainboardi reinstalled the card, drivers and programs and updated them with the update util.and so far i have not had the SOD yet... but it's only been a few hours since so i'll give it a day or 2 to see if it stays away, and post here again if it does or does not return before that time?to make a long story short:if you have a Front panel audio on ur chassis... and it is still connected to your motherboarddisconnect it because its not working if u turn ur onboard audio off anywayi really hope some people can give me feedback if they tried this allready and such though.Message Edited by generalm3 on 08-5-200708:04 AM

Maybe..... just maybe i will someday but another Creative product...but this just isnt funny anymore?the sound is so **bleep** good that i want to use it but i dont feel like having to reboot my system every few hours orso cause of that stupid High Pitch sound :S on some games it even locks up the system?i have an audio card from a different brand in my computer nowand even though it doesnt sound as good as the X-Fi i at least have decent sound and no more SoDs?Message Edited by generalm3 on 08-5-200708:08 AM

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