G3|Genius
Pope of BF2s
+355|6918|Sea to globally-cooled sea
hello!

First, thank you to everyone who encouraged me as I built my new computer.  I LOVE THIS THING.  I have all the settings on high, and I was the 5th person to finish loading.

I do have a slight problem.  I've always used two soundcards, one for my sound effects/music, and one strictly for a headset.  I use Ventrillo, and to avoid having gameplay sounds coming through my headset, I got a second soundcard just for VOIP.

it's a cheapy: SBT-SP6C

The problem is, my computer sees it but can't plugnplay it.  So I dug up the disc with the drivers, and every time I do the following sequence of events occurs.

1 - I suddenly lose my internet connection
2 - the setup dialogue will freeze up as it is trying to install the file cmunist.da (or something similar looking)
3 - my computer will abruptly reboot
4 - my computer will freeze up while loading windows and I need to restart "using last known configuration to work"

I read more carefully into the specs of the soundcard, and I think the reason is, my new computer has an AMD processor, and this soundcard requires Intel architecture CPU with MMX instruction set

Could that be the reason why?  and is there any way around this or do I really seriously have to stupid buy a stupid new sound card.

OR

is there a way to use the integrated sound so that I can still segregate gameplay from VOIP?  my motherboard is ASUS A8N-SLI Socket 939 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI ATX AMD Motherboard
Static-nl
Member
+14|6848
ur AMD CPU also supports the MMX instruction set.
AMD and Intel use the exact same MMX instructions so that cant be it.

Check out if u can find a set of the manufacturer and get newer drivers.

Found it for ya

link to ur soundcard:
http://www.sabrent.com/products/specs/SBT-SP6C.htm
there they got WinXP drivers for ur card.
With a lil luck their newer then ru current and fix ur problem.

Last edited by Static-nl (2006-05-27 05:47:33)

G3|Genius
Pope of BF2s
+355|6918|Sea to globally-cooled sea
yeah i tried that one, too....same shit.

crash crash crash.

Maybe I should try a driver for a different version of windows?
unnamednewbie13
Moderator
+2,058|7063|PNW

If you really want two sound cards, they should be from the same mfg. Else, use the onboard sound plus your actual sound. However, newer sound cards are advanced enough that you should never need two. It's a configuration thing. If you have a Creative card, for example, switch the recording setting from "what u hear" to "microphone."

Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2006-05-27 14:21:34)

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