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Slayer
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Posted on Mon Jul 11, 2005 4:47 am
This is a badass tweak that fixes both Video and Audio stuttering. Also said to fix cracks and pops. Even if you don't have any of those problems, the tweak really helps.
http://www.audiotrak.net/support_faq.htm Go there and Download PCI Latency Tool 2.6. Install (use the NT installer if you have WindowsXP) and follow this carefully: -Locate your video card. If the latency is anything over 64, change it to 64. (If your latency was set to over 200 as it is with 90% of cards, this tweak will help you.) -The video card was the focus, but if anything is over 64, you can experiment lowering to 64. I did it with my RAID controller. -ANYTHING that has a value of 0, do NOT change. -Under settings put a check mark on Apply Settings on Startup. -Click Apply -Click Save All set. [ This message was edited by: Slayer on 2005-07-11 11:49 ] |
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Dolemyte
Commander Posts: 1116
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Posted on Mon Jul 11, 2005 5:13 am
Warning: I have used this for about the last month or so and it started causing problems with my card. I would try it and if you don't notice a benefit, don't use it. You may see more/less benefit depending on the motherboard/videocard that you have. I found that my bios sets the latency for my pci and agp slots, and no matter what Windows says, it is right.
Try it, but YMMV 
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Slayer
Tactical Officer Posts: 869
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Posted on Mon Jul 11, 2005 3:47 pm
Easy to change back the settings. Just take the check out of Apply At Startup and restart.
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