newbie pci overflow problem

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astroman
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Re: newbie pci overflow problem

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yeah, maybe the originally slaved Pulsar One sneaked ahead and is trying to rule the system now... ;)

good luck, Tom
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Re: newbie pci overflow problem

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I bet if you take the old card out, everything will be perfect, also make sure no other device is using the same IRQ. Disable all things you don't need in the BIOS such as onboard audio etc..
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Re: newbie pci overflow problem

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yes, that would be a good idea to verify the source of the problem.
Just remove the Pulsar One and check if the required number of channels will then be processed - pure Asio doesn't need much DSP resources at all.

cheers, Tom
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Re: newbie pci overflow problem

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hey guys just reinstalled a new version of windows, from sp3 to a sp2 version and works flawlessly :) and also amazinly now my cpu was drastically improved in cubase.thanks
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