That's an interesting article. I'm going to try an see if I can figure out how to increase the audio buffer. Doesn't seem like there's a direct setting for it in Win7. If anyone knows I'd appreciate the help.
Well I couldn't figure out a fix for this so I went out and got a new video card. Got a Sapphire HD7850 1GB. The problem is definitely a lot better but is still happening occasionally.
Anyone have a suggestion? I'd really appreciate it. If it was an interrupt conflict issue I'm still not...
Thank you for your reply. I checked the ASUS BIOS and there is no setting for APIC anywhere. I'm not too well versed in IRQ stuff, but as far as I can tell in Device Manager there are no IRQ conflicts. There is no IRQ listing for the USB Audio or MM1. There is a setting for the video card...
I just upgraded my monitor from a 23" 1680x1050 to a 27" Dell U2711 2560x1440. Ever since that I'm getting frequent audio pops/skips via my USB B&W MM1 speakers when listening to music. I've updated the usb controller drivers to the most recent Intel ones. Windows says my USB Audio drivers...
Just got an email from Walmart saying my order was cancelled due to insufficient stock. What BS. If you want to cancel the order for a pricing mistake just say so. Don't say it's insufficient stock when you're still selling the item, just at a higher price.
Right now I'm looking at getting a 9400GT for $30 or a GT220 for $50. If all I want to do is be able to run Windows 7 better and have improved video playback are these decent choices? Is there something else for around the same amount that would also give better performance?
My main reason for upgrading is according to the Windows Upgrade Advisor, Aero won't work well with my card. Other than that the only benefit I'd want to get out of a new card would be one with better integrated video playback.
I'm upgrading to Windows 7 and the upgrade advisor says my 7900GS won't work well with Windows 7. I wanted to get a new, inexpensive video card that would work better with Windows 7. Would a 9400GT be a step up or down from a 7900GS? Based on the specs it seems like it might be a step down...
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