SB Audigy 2 ZS / Cracking Sou

Hello,
i own one SB Audigy 2 ZS , which i was happy until the cracking has begun.
I dont know what the reason is for this, but i checked all issues which can cause
this. I completly Reinstalled my Windows XP Prof. and just installed the Game BF:2
afterwards. Still not working, and my System Freezes somedays with a silly sound
when i play Games, so i need to reset my whole System with the magical Reset Button
When i play i also use Teamspeak 2 to comunicate with my fellows and teammates.
In game i use " Push to Talk " like it is B for the Game and Q for Teamspeak 2.
I also tryed to Uninstall DirectX 9.c which was said in a forum on Microsoft MSDN.
This didnt help, i also tryed the Guide which is posted as a Sticky here in the Soundblaster
Forum. This didnt help either. What can i do now ? Is this Issue getting fixed ?
Thx Human

Sorry forgot to post my Specs :
ASUS A7N8X-E Deluxe Rev. 2 MainboardAMD Athlon XP 3200+ ( Barton ) ( 400 Mhz FSB ) Processor2 Gig / Kingston Value RAM ( 3200 )
Maxtor Diamond Max. 0 SATA 80 Gigs Harddri'veMaxtor Diamond Max. 8 IDE Hardri've 40 Gigs
XFX 6800 GS / AGP Graphics Card now fully 6800 GT( unlocked pipes )
Be Quiet ! Power Supply 450 WattsSamsung Write Master / DVD-WriterSB Audigy 2 ZS
Message Edited by Human on 05-22-2006 03:37 AM

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Greetings from Edwin (Rotterdam,The Netherlands)

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Do not assume anything will work together, just try it! Even cards which just 'sit there' and *appear* to do nothing can generate traffic on the PCI-bus. Remember, PCI devices can initiate traffic on their own; they don't need the CPU!
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-- sub tip: this is more a driver problem; I believe nobody is as stupid to write a driver which doesn't correctly handle this. It's such 'basic material' for driver writers. And even if they did, they would VERY QUICKLY notice it ;-) But YMMV.
Do some research on the net, perhaps read this excellent Sound on Sound article:
- http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/oct06/articles/pcmusician_006.htm
- Try different PCI latency settings for 'other' cards. Keep your soundcard at 64 and try lowering the latency for other devices
NOTE: don't make the values too low, that will lower the overall performance of your PC?
With this post I hope people with a similar problem don't have to spend as much time (4 hours in total) like me to find out what's wrong.
Greetings from Edwin (Rotterdam,The Netherlands)

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I have audigy 2 zs platinum pro with gigaworks s750 speakers when I'm playing games and listen to MP3 music I get a lot of distorted and crack I just can get a clear sound try the newest driver but still all the same anyone can help.....

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I am new in this forum and noob to use search engine and don't know what is correct english word for this "electrical clicks" ("napsuminen" in finnish).
So, I have new Audigy 2 ZS PCI on my Windows XP SP2 machine. Card is on slot 4 on my MSI 865 PE mobo. Early audio card was SB Li've! Value in same slot and with same 4 speakers. But now this new Audigy 2 ZS have this electrical clicks problems.
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Question: Is this problem in hardware or software? I cannot wait many days becouse I can return this sound card to store with faulty (guarantee/ guarantly etc. on english).
So help plz. In other I am happy with this sound card and willing to keep it. But clicks are too much.
-EmDzei

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Have a search through forums about pops, clicks, cracking sound, static etc... You will find that you are not the only one experiencing this problem.
I personally have it too. And am not sure what is the problem. But I seriously think its the driver problem as if you use some third party drivers such as www.kxproject.com you will not experience such problems. So, for the time being, just bear with it. And hopefully creative will fix it soon.
I am very annoyed with it too. What no can do.. ;(
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Hello everyone,
I am new in this forum but after searching through it i decided to post as i din't find a problem exactly similar to mine.
I have a Creative audigy 2 ZS plugged on my computer with this configuration : Gygabyte P35 DS3, Quad core Q6600, Kingston 2 gb.
From the beginning of my purchase i did not have any problem of cracking or connection problems in spdif with digital din in either XP or Vista. Last week end i decided to re install XP after a virus infection with XP SWEET wich install directly the drivers of my peripherals like the audigy.
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When i reboot my computer, the digital out start working again to finally stop 5 minutes later.
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Again.. Wanted to smash this sound card. I found this forum and after months nothing helpded except... this one guy told me this crazy idea to go into every nook and cranny, EAX, THX, Volume, etc. and click on default.... Of course I thought this guy was nuts but I figured I tried everything else.. Holy Shiat
!!! It actually worked. What I guess is that my volume was some how too high... OR since the card is very dependent on software for switch modes it reset the card.. Anycase... It eventually came back but as long as I do not put the volume above 70% I do not get it after of course click on default.. . If it comes back I do the same thing and it goes away... Gi've it a try and let me know if this was an isolated fix for myself and the other guy that told me about it.

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