Thanks for adding the Kernel (m4:Krnl) sync

SPYRO · Jul 24, 2006, 02:04 AM

THANKS THANKS!!!

I recently built a new rig (AMD64 X2) and I had to junk my Q10 interface because it's drivers went crazy.

Now, I had to use kX ASIO back again from first time since 2 years. My mainn fear was that the ASIO driver wasn't as solid as the Q10 one...but I was wrong. All thanks to the Kernel sync option.

At 2ms latency, with defalut sync option 0 (asio panel) the driver choked on a heavy project on FL studio, now when I tried the "Krnl" sync option I could play back the project wiithout a single glitch.

In fact kX ASIO is now much more solid and report less CPU usage than the Q10 ASIO

THANKS THANKS!!!! LOVE U KX!

Jul 24, 2006, 02:04 AM	#1
SPYRO DriverHeaven Newbie Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 18 Rep Power: 0	Thanks for adding the Kernel (m4:Krnl) sync THANKS THANKS!!! I recently built a new rig (AMD64 X2) and I had to junk my Q10 interface because it's drivers went crazy. Now, I had to use kX ASIO back again from first time since 2 years. My mainn fear was that the ASIO driver wasn't as solid as the Q10 one...but I was wrong. All thanks to the Kernel sync option. At 2ms latency, with defalut sync option 0 (asio panel) the driver choked on a heavy project on FL studio, now when I tried the "Krnl" sync option I could play back the project wiithout a single glitch. In fact kX ASIO is now much more solid and report less CPU usage than the Q10 ASIO THANKS THANKS!!!! LOVE U KX!