Re: MQN
Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2013 3:05 am
Sorry, I meant 2.67.....not 2.77! ;-)sima66 wrote:I still like the 2.66 V2 and V3 the best.
2.77 are to dry, to filtered. A bit less harshness then 2.66, but much less air and musicality.
Sorry, I meant 2.67.....not 2.77! ;-)sima66 wrote:I still like the 2.66 V2 and V3 the best.
2.77 are to dry, to filtered. A bit less harshness then 2.66, but much less air and musicality.
Aleg wrote:Adolfo thanks for reminding me of that.adolfo.a.aguiar wrote:It seems that disabling HPET only in the bios has no effect.Aleg wrote:Well, lots of thing to check then ;-/
I just disabled HPET and onboard Audio in my BIOS, and I do actually believe it removes some of the over-the-top sharpness.
I have to relisten to some of the music I listened to earlier this afternoon and see if I'm not kidding myself. It is still more sharpish than V2 but I think somewhat more reduced than before.
Fascinating :-)
Cheers
Aleg
See: http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/10757 ... e-and-fps/
Adolfo
I just created a new 2012 R2 installation and forgot useplatformclock is not enabled by default.
Switching HPET in BIOS does have an effect, but turning it on in BIOS and not setting useplatformclock means it does not use HPET only but a mixture of clocks.
I wiil look at some combinations (in the meantime I already had turned HPET back on, but left onboard Audio off), now I will compare with and without useplatformclock.
Cheers
Aleg
jesuscheung wrote:
If you do what I do,
disable HPET in bios
and disable "System timer" in "Device Manager".
That's it. all you need is one timer the "System CMOS/real time clock".
HPET doesn't exist in device manager if already been disabled in bios.goon-heaven wrote:+1
Does HPET in device manager need disabling too?
disable it in device manager... why not...goon-heaven wrote:have rechecked: BIOS sez HPET disabled but device shows enabled in device manager. Any ideas?
jesuscheung wrote:
If you do what I do,
disable HPET in bios
and disable "System timer" in "Device Manager".
That's it. all you need is one timer the "System CMOS/real time clock".
people seem interested in tweaks. i shall post 1 tweak a day. try not ask me why and to explain. just tell me if something is wrong/incorrect.nige2000 wrote:jesuscheung wrote:
If you do what I do,
disable HPET in bios
and disable "System timer" in "Device Manager".
That's it. all you need is one timer the "System CMOS/real time clock".
i havent tried it on my audio pc
but its helped for my win 8 desktop and headphones
Any more wisdom JC?