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MikeTasker
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Creative have released a statement saying they will release Windows XP Beta Drivers for their Dxr3 Card. I know a few people have managed to make the card work with the Hollywood + Drivers but personally I lost TV Audio.
Here's the official release:
"Windows XP has been out for just over a month now. The DXR3 card was designed and released over 2 years ago.
The DXR3 was designed to support and operate with the Operating Systems as indicated on the box.
When Windows 2000 came out, customers expressed interest in trying the card in that OS, despite that fact that Windows 2000 was not indicated on the box.
As a courtesy to our customers, Creative released a BETA driver that gave those adventurous customers the basic functionality they desired. This situation appears to have come full circle..
Those interested in trying the DXR3 within Windows XP will have the opportunity later this week. At the moment the driver is with our Webmasters, pending posting. It will appear first on the Asian website.
Again, this BETA driver was developed as a courtesy to those customers who rush out and get the newest, most bleeding egde gear, yet still want to use some of their favorite\useful hardware from the past, but the only OSes you will recieve Technical Support with are the ones written on the box.
Hopefully this Forum and its members can help those who do experience issues when using the BETA drivers...."
Well I'm glad I'm one of the "adventurous" customers and not just use what I’m told to use. Maybe Creative will learn that people with a voice will never go quiet.
Mike Tasker
Here's the official release:
"Windows XP has been out for just over a month now. The DXR3 card was designed and released over 2 years ago.
The DXR3 was designed to support and operate with the Operating Systems as indicated on the box.
When Windows 2000 came out, customers expressed interest in trying the card in that OS, despite that fact that Windows 2000 was not indicated on the box.
As a courtesy to our customers, Creative released a BETA driver that gave those adventurous customers the basic functionality they desired. This situation appears to have come full circle..
Those interested in trying the DXR3 within Windows XP will have the opportunity later this week. At the moment the driver is with our Webmasters, pending posting. It will appear first on the Asian website.
Again, this BETA driver was developed as a courtesy to those customers who rush out and get the newest, most bleeding egde gear, yet still want to use some of their favorite\useful hardware from the past, but the only OSes you will recieve Technical Support with are the ones written on the box.
Hopefully this Forum and its members can help those who do experience issues when using the BETA drivers...."
Well I'm glad I'm one of the "adventurous" customers and not just use what I’m told to use. Maybe Creative will learn that people with a voice will never go quiet.
Mike Tasker