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the m2 connection has been fine for other users.

windows 10 should always be connected to the internet.

no, it's not so easy to make the list that you want. the two people involved need to do many more important things. you are about the only guy who has said that a particular motherboard doesn ...

you are wrong when you say it's the same as any other drive. there are many different data pipelines, and they all behave differently.


ok listen. i'm not wrong. this is exactly why i was worried, it's new tech. i never said it wasn't different from other drives. i said IT WAS NOT AN EXTREME ...

i used to troubleshoot on this forum too btw (and i burnt out), and i'm quite familiar with the masterverb thread actually, since i posted at least one setup in it. it's meant to measure pci throughput on different combinations of motherboards and scope cards by trying to load as many masterverb ...

my condenscending tone? i've been quite courteous actually. i'm sorry you feel otherwise.

as for troubleshooting this for 2 decades, so have i, and i'm not impressed by the complete lack of useful information so far, which makes it hard to benefit from for the moment. i mean, spindrift and bud ...

ah that might be it. it's pcie/m.2 nvme x4, on the core i5, and yes it's the boot drive. i kept my scope install intact on my main machine, so i might try and swap in a single card and see if it works. Many thanks for the suggestion!


O.k.,- and just only to let you know ...

After I got this ...

I'm using Asus Prime B460 with i5 10600k and M.2 NVMe as system drive. With PCi cards I had to run at medium latency to be completely glitch free, Xite I can run at minimal latency without a glitch. Even wave drivers are solid.

And while gary is right you will not need the performance of an NVMe ...

well, aside from the hijacked thread, i am calm.

if you have usb controllers sharing irqs with Scope cards, you will have trouble. you must disable usb that shares with a card, because the Scope card cannot wait for the usb controller to finish talking. usb is extremely "chatty". it is constantly ...

It's possible that NVME is still an issue, but for a different reason.

NVMe will also present a case where you can choose from the default MS drivers, AHCI mode in the OS (which puts the NVMe drive into a state where it might use the SATA protocol), or 3rd party drivers. In some cases the 3rd ...

I have a xw4600 too meanwhile and I´m about setting it up w/ SCOPE 32Bit after I installed Win7 Pro SP1 x86 and some other software.
Because I need to save time,- may I ask for what´s the very best PCI slot for a single Creamware Power Pulsar PCI card ?

oh i have no idea! i have 3 pci cards so ...

what the heck do i know? i'm not asking questions or trying extreme tweaks, either.
the version of Windows10 does not matter, in my experience, and the bios settings are pretty basic. turn off EIST, hyperthreading and turbo. the other tweaks are not mandatory. why is an nvme so important? a ...

i'd ask for more precise specs for those working stutter-free systems (exact win10 version, nvme drive model if any, etc) and full testing protocol, but i'm getting anxiety bursts just thinking about asking someone to list all their bios settings and full system configuration.

not ALL current ...

i'm not sure you understand, the xw4600 system works fine, the nvme drive is in the core i5 system with an intel 300 chipset, built late last year.

the core i5 had no apparent problems: no shared irqs with the scope cards, pristine latencymon performance, nothing causing cpu spikes, no network (yes ...

(Note from Valis, I have split this off from the masterverb thread and retitled the topic to give strctr_k his own thread)

personally, i've moved my 3x scope pci cards rig back into a xw4600, from an asus tuf-h310plus (3x pci slots) / core i5-8600 system / win10, because i was still getting 1 or ...

petal, if you do, try removing the NVMe SSD completely and use a "standard" SSD plugged into a SATA port, see if that helps. The NVMe SSD going in and out of low power mode was the problem for me, and some/most NVMe SSDs don't seem to be configurable on that front.

I'm going to try not to go into full rambly mode, as these have been exceedingly hard to track down.

This is with Scope 7 and Windows 10 1909 with latest updates BTW, I forgot to mention it (there seems to be an uptick of DPC/click problems with Win10 1903 and 1909, but I digress.)

A bit more ...

Hi!

I followed a similar path. 1x Scope Pro, 2x Pulsar2. I have an xw4600 that I can go back to, but I was curious wether I could get these running on a modern system. I have:

Core i5-8600
Asus TUF H310PLUS Gaming motherboard (LGA1151, 3x PCI slots)
32GB Ram
WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD
ATI Radeon ...