cjw1378 wrote:
How would I check the hyperthreading setup of my PC?
you should know that by which processor you have, for example, i have Pentium 4 2.8 HT, so hyperthreading is possible,
then you can enable or disable it in BIOS.
Me personal i have it disabled , cause of better system stability between Scope and Cubase, also, i use always Standard PC mode,
it works much better with my 3 cards , no crashes or anything similar, i can work whole day without problems.
You can also check in BIOS for PCI latency, if too low , may cause sound glitches or similar, i use 64 or 96 PCI latency timer,
That's my experience with my mobo and audio setup,
for some works, some will say opposite, but after many years, i figure out , it's very important which mobo you have, not just which chipset ,
but also which company,
In my case, i have 2 mobo's, the same chipset (intel 875), almost the same characteristics, one is Asus and another Abit,
whit Asus i had just problems after problems, blue screenes, cubase freezes and so on, maybe one of my Pulsar XTC causes trouble there, not sure,
anyway, i tried then Abit mobo, and problems gonne away, all 3 cards working perfectly , already few years now,
i still have that Asus mobo (internet computer) with Luna II installed and with single card system works well.
best,
Matej
What can I do to actually verify that any of these are causing the problem? (and no, "unplug them and see" is not verification)
