Latency/DPC issue - Audio clicks and pops.

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Already update...



I'am going to connect my CPU with a 8 + 4 pins connector, for the moment it only have a 8 pin connector. And I need to have a CPU core speed fixed to 3.7. This is also a joke with Ryzen 2700x, why is it so complicated to do that ?
After that the last solution I think will be to buy an AMD card... There is something in my configuration that is making things wrong for the latency. When I launch Latencymoon without any sound, DPC is already 622 with Nvidia...

 

[xilolee]

It exists (existed?) a new firmware M3CR022: maybe they retired it…
A new one should be available in next days/weeks: M3CR023 (?).

You still didn't try with a new USB 3.0 cable, correct?
I found your thread on nvidia forums: why didn't you try to disable fast startup (in windows control panel power settings)?

I got this result after 20 minutes with latencymon (my PC specs are on the left, under my avatar):

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[doc46]

It exists (existed?) a new firmware M3CR022: maybe they retired it…
A new one should be available in next days/weeks: M3CR023 (?).

Ok I will update iwith the new version

You still didn't try with a new USB 3.0 cable, correct?

I've contacted Focusrite support

[FONT=&quot]is it useful to buy a USB 3.0 cable ?
The answer :
[/FONT][FONT=&quot]The interface is a 2.0 device, so this would be ideal for connecting the interface.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Although it should connect and be recognized by the computer, it will not necessarily improve the performance, and may likely cause issues with the way the Scarlett interfaces with the computer.[/FONT][FONT=&quot]
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I can't try because I don't have USB 3.0 cable for the moment, but interface is 2.0? So I don't think it will change something.

I found your thread on nvidia forums: why didn't you try to disable fast startup (in windows control panel power settings)?

I will try

 

[xilolee]

I've contacted Focusrite support

Question: Is it useful to buy a USB 3.0 cable ?

Answer: "The interface is a 2.0 device, so this would be ideal for connecting the interface.
Although it should connect and be recognized by the computer, it will not necessarily improve the performance, and may likely cause issues with the way the Scarlett interfaces with the computer."

I can't try because I don't have USB 3.0 cable for the moment, but interface is 2.0? So I don't think it will change something.

When I checked, I understood the difference between the two cables could also be about the power your device will receive (in addition to the higher transfer speed).

I've also read:
- The usb cable they provide isn't a "high quality" one.
- Another user said he had to use an external power supply (he was using Scarlett 2i2).