Creative is a definite HELL NO and will always be a HELL NO because they aren't going to release a certified driver. Instead they are going to repackage the same card with drivers that work and call it the X-Fi-2. Check out the creative website for their forums and see if this is the type of company you wish to be cheated by, I mean do business with anymore.
8800 GT, yes:
Logitech Quickcam Orbit MP, yes:*
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/435/245&cl=us,en
Logitech RX1000 Lasermouse (ROEM) yes:**
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/428/959&cl=us,en
nVidia 8800GT yes:
ForceWare Release 169
MS natural ergonomic keyboard 4000 come on, what do YOU think lol)***
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/DownloadResult.aspx?prod=m_nek4000&os=WVista_64〈=en&driverVersion=IntelliType%20Pro%206.2%2064-bit%20for%20Windows%20Vista
Lite-on DVD burner, who knows. There were about 30 lite-on optical drives to choose drivers for at the lite-on site. You could have any or all of them for all I know.
*Logitech does not say exactly on their website that their drivers are WHQL labeled, but my g15 keyboard works with the downloads I got there.
**Check the logitech forums under web cams for more info. Depending upon when your web cam was made, there are different drivers.
I have not installed my MS wireless keyboard or mouse, but I have been read several places on this forum that there is a Vista optional update or KB that you have to install so that Vista will recognize the cordless device.
Also, I did not download any special drivers for my DVD (LG Blueray read/write) and it works fine. I however also did not run the CD that came with it because it had Creative software on it and creative apparently is deliberately sabotaging their software so it WON'T work with Vista. The native software in Vista will play the HDD, Blueray and regular DVD formats as i understand it.
Have fun.