Messages in this thread | | | From | "Samium Gromoff" <> | Subject | unrelated 2.4.x (x=0-9) sound | Date | Sat, 25 Aug 2001 22:20:43 +0000 (GMT) |
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> 2. Chipsets that don't give the ISA bus any useful share of bandwidth > during AGP or PCI traffic i.e. you mean that PCI-ISA bridge doesnt provide enough realtimeness to fill internal sb buffer?
yes it sounds like that, because i can hardly realize their existence at 11025... (but i suppose if they were, i hardly would be able to hear them...)
i have the next "but": isn`t internal sb buffer enough large to flatten these io peaks?
even more: sound click even when i strike the key once, with 100% probability.
ofcourse this is maybe because mc sends alot of data over the bus in the response to the keypress.
it also explains why less clicks only after first-after-consoleswitch-keypress.
but next why: why "find /" does not achieve same effect? the datastream is _way_ larger!
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cheers,
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