[SOLVED] [10v1709b16299 x64] Latency NDIS.sys; desktop Aspire tc-230 a8-7410

[axe0]

Could you try the latest AMD drivers, released 4 days ago :smile9:

 

[roromanman]

Hi,

Any ideas with this?

Regards,

Roromanman

 

[roromanman]

Hi,

Any ideas with this?

Regards,

Roromanman

Sorry, posted too soon, here is a snapshot after the driver update, has increased again!

 

[Spectrum]

Given that latencymon and the etl file are showing high ndis.sys activity (which is what all NIC drivers plug into), and going off of the msinfo32.nfo file you gave us, I'd say you should update to the latest drivers.

Realtek PCIe (VEN_10EC&DEV_8168)
Driver: rt640x64.sys
Installed Version: 10.1.505.2015
Latest Version: 10.028.0615.2018
Download Link: Realtek

Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3168 (VEN_8086&DEV_24FB)
Driver: netwtw04.sys
Installed Version: 19.50.1.6
Latest Version: 19.51.14.1
Download link: Download Intel(R) PROSet/Wireless Software and Drivers for Windows(R) 10

Also you are on Windows 10 1709, have you tried Windows 10 1803? That will have a newer version of NDIS, which may help your situation.

 

[roromanman]

Hi,

Seems better, though apparently still high?

 

[Spectrum]

If you cannot perceive a problem such as stuttering in audio, video, etc. then I would say you are good. What application(s) are you wanting to run that requires very low worst-case latency?

Ultimately the machine only needs to respond well enough to be below your perception unless you are using a hard-real time application. Getting bounded latency to the point of being able to run real time applications is not a problem contained in the realm of software. It requires the full stack of hardware, firmware, OS, and application(s) to be real time. Furthermore, Windows itself is not a real time OS, and Microsoft does not design Windows with this in mind, nor will they support it.

 

[roromanman]

Thank you for all your help