Audigy Platinum + Asus A7V333 = bad?

nope, i don't think there is any problem unless you didn't install those drivers properly.

You should not have any problem. Audigy and my Asus A7V266 work fine.

There won't be any problems specifically related to the A7V333, no.

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lol. Is that like saying "Yes, we can guarantee your nuclear power supply will work with your lighting but we cannot guarantee your oven won't expload or your vcr won't melt your tapes."

Just had me laughing with that response.

Shouldn't have any problems though, no. At least not with the motherboard.

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Ok, i'll be more specific...will i have problems with the VIA KT333 chipset on the board? I have heard that Audigys will act a bit screwy with VIA chipsets.

pretty much old news. Newer boards have been doing fine according to what i've read which means any major 333 chipset would be good to go. Asus's new boards work dandy, seen that one first hand.

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No, you shouldn't have any compatability problems with the Audigy and the KT333.

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to the poster who said audigy and via chipset can act screwy together...would it be screwy enough to upset irq assignments? I am having a problem with an AD11 mobo with an audigy card...can't get keyboard or mouse recognition just a long buzzing sound...also notice 5 devices assigned to irq 11.....is it possible this sound card and chipset can cause such a problem?

lets put it this way, 5 devices on 1 irq is toooooo damn much.

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