I mean, I think just buying a USB soundcard dongle may solve it. It's not a guarantee, but it's like $10 and worth a shot.
LatencyMon also lets you know what drivers are causing the most problems. You might want to check out that list and see if you can disable those drivers or reinstall them.
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I mean, I think just buying a USB soundcard dongle may solve it. It's not a guarantee, but it's like $10 and worth a shot.
LatencyMon also lets you know what drivers are causing the most problems. You might want to check out that list and see if you can disable those drivers or reinstall them.
Latency mon is showing DXGKRNL.sys (DirectX Graphics kernel) as the top driver in "total execution" and by a large margin, would this be a sign that the driver's causing problems?
Unsure how to find these drivers, is there a simple way for that?
Do you have Adblock software installed on your computer and is it running on those streaming sites? A friend of mine had an issue where audio would desync while watching YouTube. After isolating it to his browser, he started disabling plug-ins, and the Adblock one happened to be the culprit (or at least, the interaction between the ads and the adblock was).
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Do you have Adblock software installed on your computer and is it running on those streaming sites? A friend of mine had an issue where audio would desync while watching YouTube. After isolating it to his browser, he started disabling plug-ins, and the Adblock one happened to be the culprit (or at least, the interaction between the ads and the adblock was).
Unfortunately it’s not only the browser video that’s affected. It also affects video files.
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LatencyMon also lets you know what drivers are causing the most problems. You might want to check out that list and see if you can disable those drivers or reinstall them.
Latency mon is showing DXGKRNL.sys (DirectX Graphics kernel) as the top driver in "total execution" and by a large margin, would this be a sign that the driver's causing problems?
Unsure how to find these drivers, is there a simple way for that?
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how do i find specific drivers on my computer to disable/enable/etc them?
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Just wanted to link this thread, I know the issue is a bit different, but I have not had any problems since I just got the USB headphone jack.
I also still don't completely know what the problem was, but this kept me from having to rebuild my computer to find out.
Unfortunately it’s not only the browser video that’s affected. It also affects video files.
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