Windows 7 x64 X-Fi drivers!!

Assuming these board are not dead, im looking for Windows 7 (beta) drivers for my sound card is the X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatalty Pro Series
i've tried using the vista driver (guess work) and it just crackled to high hell (installed via compat vista mode).
Windows update isnt decting my card at all... what can i do?

<hr />xero0uk wrote:
aye this does suck tbh hope they hurry up <hr />
I understand you are very much anxious to try beta driver for Windows 7 but as of this time, no drivers available yet for the said OS. As soon as the official Windows 7 beta is up for grabs, I don't think the driver team will sit down and relax. For sure they will start working on it but for now, our apologies, but you will have to wait.

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