david
06-05-03, 08:36 PM
It seems like ages ago since nVidia release ASIO drivers for the humble onboard audio processor and I, excited by the promise of, until now only dreamt of, ultra low latencies, rushed off to download the latest chipset drivers with ASIO support.
One system crash and an OS reinstall later I decided that perhaps I'd give nV a little time to sort out there problem.
Now 9 months (or however long) later I find that the exact same problem still exists with the nForce drivers. If I select ASIO as a driver, the software crashes and won't switch back to directx.
Is there a patch, or an upgrade to solve the asio problem, or am I going to have to reinstall the affected application in the hope that this will solve the problem (it didn't last time) and stick to directx for a while longer?
One system crash and an OS reinstall later I decided that perhaps I'd give nV a little time to sort out there problem.
Now 9 months (or however long) later I find that the exact same problem still exists with the nForce drivers. If I select ASIO as a driver, the software crashes and won't switch back to directx.
Is there a patch, or an upgrade to solve the asio problem, or am I going to have to reinstall the affected application in the hope that this will solve the problem (it didn't last time) and stick to directx for a while longer?