I often use an external USB audio interface (with ASIO driver), and then everything is perfect.
But when I use laptop's built-in soundcard, latency is not ok "MME/DirectX". I have to use ASIO / ASIO4ALL but then it's not multiclient.
I'm still in Win7. Are things much better with Win10? i.e.
Is there any hope for low latency with laptop built-in soundcard with Windows 10, without having to use ASIO4ALL?
Thanks.
PS: people seem to be happy with WASAPI drivers + Reaper for example (low latency out of the box), is it still unsupported in Live?
Is latency better with Win10 vs Win7?
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Re: Is latency better with Win10 vs Win7?
Any feedback about this?
Re: Is latency better with Win10 vs Win7?
I'm on win 10 and use asio4all. I haven't played around much with wasapi, but the few attempts seemed undesirable.
I don't think you'd see a dramatic enough improvement to warrant going out of your way to upgrade to 10 unless you had more reasons, like software compatibility, or have a solid state drive, etc.
Personally, I prefer to always go with the newest OS and just deal with it. Then complain a lot
I don't think you'd see a dramatic enough improvement to warrant going out of your way to upgrade to 10 unless you had more reasons, like software compatibility, or have a solid state drive, etc.
Personally, I prefer to always go with the newest OS and just deal with it. Then complain a lot
