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Re: Actually what is the "Processor Scheduling" in Windows 7 do with the audio quality?
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Changing Processor Scheduling to 'Background Services' instead of 'Programs' CAN make a significant difference to the low-latency performance of ASIO drivers (although it makes absolutely no difference to 'audio quality'
). I say
'CAN', because although it's been proven to reduce CPU overheads and cure random audio
crackles on many systems over the years, on others it seems to make no difference to
performance, and in a few cases it has actually downgraded audio performance. So I suggest
doing this tweak as a matter of course but then double-checking it when you're running a
project that pushes your system close to the edge. If you start to hear the occasional
drop-out, change the setting and see if it gets better or worse, then stick with the
setting that works best on your system.
Martin
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