可能你原來用的版本是不支援Hyper Threading的那一個.eric0939 寫:問題終於解決了，答案是......換driver就好。
昨天把卡拿去同學的電腦試，他也是用Audigy的，不過是第一版鍍金接頭的那種。插上去開機就可以用，一切ok。回家之後上網找到創巨的beta版driver，換了之後就沒問題，全部ok，該死的創巨(早就懷疑人是他殺的了...)
Audigy SE會有斷音問題
版主: DearHoney
其實以前有個叫"PCI Latency" patch for VIA Chipsetsach 寫:那您是否解決的了創新未來跟VIA晶片的主機之間的衝突呢?小奈月 寫:其實這跟你的系統設定和主機板等等週邊軟硬體都有一定的關係喔^^,因為我用的就不會這樣嚕(PS:我是比較熟系統衝突排解啦^O^,遇多了就會嚕)
(小弟一直被此困擾...始終解決不了...換了各種版本的驅動程式也沒用...)
)的東東，現在如果有裝新的VIA4個1的驅動程式應該都不用再裝才對
如果要用的話用GOOGLE找一下應該有.....
以下是那個PATCH的 F&Q:
5.1 My sound card has a crackling noise. Is this the "686B" bug?
No, it is not the 686B bug.
Many sound cards need constant access to the computer's PCI bus. Rather than store entire sounds inside the card, these cards retrieve the sound from the computer's RAM in very small amounts. Any delay in retrieving any piece of the sound will cause a crackling effect in the audio.
5.2 Is my sound problem VIA's fault?
No single party can be entirely blamed for this problem. The maker of the sound card, or the chip on the sound card, might be at fault if their product cannot properly deal with delays that occur on the PCI bus. Those delays can be caused by any device, but they seem to be more prevalent on some VIA-based motherboards.
5.3 How else can I solve sound card crackling?
There are many good suggestions that have been posted on the Internet over time. Here are a few of those suggestions.
Visit the motherboard manufacturer's Web site, or call them for more information.
If you experience audio problems in Windows XP and your computer has a Highpoint IDE or IDE-RAID controller, please download new drivers from Highpoint to address the issue.
If you experience crackling on a SoundBlaster Live card in Windows 2000, upgrade to the latest (3.0 or later) LiveWare drivers from Creative Labs.
Understand that all PCI slots are not created equal. The slot closest to the AGP slot can sometimes have special priority, and a card installed in that slot can interfere with the sound card. Also, some PCI slots are better than others for sound cards, for many technical reasons. To test PCI slot issues, do all of the following. Remove all PCI cards except the sound card and the video card. Reset all BIOS settings to factory defaults. Test the sound card in each PCI slot, playing sounds and listening for crackling each time. Once the best PCI slot is found, install any other PCI cards and test for crackling after installing each one.
Some motherboards for Athlon CPUs will disconnect the CPU when the system is idle. By doing so, the motherboard allows the CPU to "sleep" when idle, and the CPU is cooler as a result. The delay in disconnecting and reconnecting the CPU can cause problems. This "CPU Idle" feature is enabled by some BIOSes, but it is also enabled by shareware CPU-cooling software. Cooling the CPU is desirable, but this feature can be disabled as a last resort. Look for a "CPU Idle" option in the computer's BIOS settings and disable it. Remove any CPU cooling software. Obtain version 0.14 of this PCI Latency patch and install it.
If a sound card continues to experience problems when other PCI devices are installed, the problem can be caused by PCI's native sharing of IRQ lines. PCI cards send signals on these lines to interrupt the CPU and request attention. Some cards or drivers do not work well when sharing an IRQ line with the sound card. The instructions for disabling IRQ sharing are too long to be reproduced here; the instructions involve small changes to BIOS settings and large changes to Windows.
If all options fail, then try another sound card of the same type, or try a different model of sound card. The Turtle Beach Santa Cruz model has been recommended by its owners as a good alternative that does not exhibit sound-crackling issues.