Hi, I am not sure if you are still pursuing this attack, but my first post on this page http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=32257 tells you how to disable USB controllers that share IRQ with Scope cards on Win7. Not on Win8, so I am not sure if these screens are a match on Win8..Mr Arkadin wrote:Is there a way to tell which slot corresponds to which IRQ in that list, or do I just have to try trial and error?garyb wrote:pci to usb host controller on the same irq as the XITE? that's probably got something to do with the bad behavior...
Someone recently swapped out the HDMI cable they used from the PCIe slot to the Xite, and it resolved instability...
Is it only the ASIO count that tips you into the PCI Bandwidth zone? Can you run alot of synths (without Delay modules disabled, to minimise PCIe traffic), using the on-screen keyboard, sending their audio straight out of Scope to your speakers?
Have you tried other ASIO types (like Float etc.)?
Dare I mention the "Masterverb Thread Test" ?! Guessing that would not exactly be spectacular...
Any BSODs?
And you have all power management jazz switched off? The computer purrs away while unattended? Thats caused me problems with more than Scope in the past.
I notice your Mobo says all PCIe slots are PCIe 3.0 (Gen3) - http://www.asus.com/ie/Motherboards/X99S/. I am way behind the times with motherboard technologies - might this be a problem?
Your BIOS firmware is up to date? Its such a new card, there may well be early-life patches....
Grasping at straws, use whatever bits you see fit...
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