@staycool72 @Monketech
Is the file named sb0200.7z attached to the post from February 2024 not working for you ?
In case you don't see it due to a forum glitch, here is a link to it.
Monketech wrote on 2024-08-03, 16:47:hi, im actually building a windows 98 rig in a dell dimension 4550 and i really need the driver !
I will post it up when I get home from work
If the attached file stops working for some reason, I also uploaded it to theinternetarchive: https://archive.org/details/sb0200_202402
gras wrote on 2024-11-02, 22:28:If the attached file stops working for some reason, I also uploaded it to theinternetarchive: https://archive.org/details/sb0200_202402
This version never worked for my SB200 fwiw.
staycool72 wrote on 2024-08-08, 09:24:Monketech wrote on 2024-08-03, 16:47:hi, im actually building a windows 98 rig in a dell dimension 4550 and i really need the driver !
I will post it up when I get home from work
Any update to this?
The sb0200 uses EMU10k1x chip (smaller chip, missing a few functions) not the EMU10k1 or K2 found on most SB Live cards. Most Linux versions use a diff driver specific for it so makes sense Win9x would also need a diff driver compared to standard Live!, Live! 5.1 and 1024....
nevermind
Hate posting a reply and then have to edit it because it made no sense 😁 First computer was an IBM 3270 workstation with CGA monitor. Stuff: https://archive.org/details/@horun
Horun wrote on 2024-11-03, 19:59:The sb0200 uses EMU10k1x chip (smaller chip, missing a few functions) not the EMU10k1 or K2 found on most SB Live cards. Most Linux versions use a diff driver specific for it so makes sense Win9x would also need a diff driver compared to standard Live!, Live! 5.1 and 1024....
nevermind
Yes...the IA link is specifically for SB200 cards for that reason, but it doesn't work for my SB200. This is why the multi-card driver packs, like the one maintained here on Vogons, don't work for those usually Dell SB200 cards.
Anyone else reading this about Creative PCI sound cards: I see the Audigy 2 ZS SB0350 for around $20 a lot on ebay (and the Sb0350 is a retail supported card). They are a very good card for XP and 98SE and drivers are easy to find....probably one of the best 98se/xp sound cards for reasonable....
Hate posting a reply and then have to edit it because it made no sense 😁 First computer was an IBM 3270 workstation with CGA monitor. Stuff: https://archive.org/details/@horun
Horun wrote on 2024-11-05, 03:40:King_Corduroy wrote on 2013-12-17, 19:28:Darn, I just bought this too. :'( (Cost 5 bucks 😜 So not a huge deal at least it sounds decent for windows games.)
Oh well live and learn right? Now I know what to look for, thanks guys. I will probably buy the PCI 128 since thats what my father used on our first PC (Which I threw away in a moment of stupidity 4 years ago. So I still have the drivers for it, are there any funky things about the 128 I should know about? Any OEM versions or funky versions like the Live seems to have? (I mean there are like 20 different types of Live! card! What the heck? 🤣)I see the Audigy 2 ZS SB0350 for around $20 a lot on ebay (and the Sb0350 is a retail supported card). They are a very good card for XP and 98SE and drivers are easy to find....probably one of the best 98se/xp sound cards for reasonable....
+1 Audigy 2ZS SB0350 is the way to go. You can find them for $15 sometimes if you're patient. I bought 5 from someone a while back for $50!
