ASUS P5B deluxe audio problem. help please

[RafaMann]

Great Work Guys.....I had the same problem with the M4A79T Deluxe MAinboard, I unplugged the case speaker and it just sounds awesome now.

Thank you all for your help

Rafael

 

[xavfig]

Wallicee,

I know you wrote this post a while back ago I just wanted to let you know that your info was of use to me and it solved my sound problem.


Thank you

Xavier Figueroa

 

[gardnercampbell]

😛 This audio problem is solved. It's a harddrive problem. Look at your system manager, under the IDE ATA/ATAPI controler-->"The last" primery IDE channel--> advance--> if the divice 0 last colume (current transfer mode) is PIO, then you find the problem!!! Search on the google to find out how to manually change the mode (endit regedit) from PIO to DMA!!! A simple step is as follow: uninstall the primary IDE channel driver--->restart-->edit regedit --->restart

This change also will improve your hard drive read and write speed and XP login speed.

Follow this thread if this does work for you so that others will know!!!

😛 This audio problem is solved. It's a harddrive problem. Look at your system manager, under the IDE ATA/ATAPI controler-->"The last" primery IDE channel--> advance--> if the divice 0 last colume (current transfer mode) is PIO, then you find the problem!!! Search on the google to find out how to manually change the mode (endit regedit) from PIO to DMA!!! A simple step is as follow: uninstall the primary IDE channel driver--->restart-->edit regedit --->restart

This change also will improve your hard drive read and write speed and XP login speed.

Follow this thread if this does work for you so that others will know!!!

Wow. This information is like a magic wand. I followed the instructions, and latency problems as revealed by the DPC Latency Checker just went away. I was having latency peaks upward of 40000 microseconds and suffered terrible audio problems. Now latency is below 272 microseconds, averaging between 78 and 120 microseconds. My computer's overall performance has also improved pretty dramatically--even file operations are faster.

Any idea why the PIO mode appears when it shouldn't?

In any event, the channel is now at Ultra DMA Mode 5, and I am one ecstatic camper.

THANK YOU!!!!!!

 

[Yogev]

😛 This audio problem is solved. It's a harddrive problem. Look at your system manager, under the IDE ATA/ATAPI controler-->"The last" primery IDE channel--> advance--> if the divice 0 last colume (current transfer mode) is PIO, then you find the problem!!! Search on the google to find out how to manually change the mode (endit regedit) from PIO to DMA!!! A simple step is as follow: uninstall the primary IDE channel driver--->restart-->edit regedit --->restart

This change also will improve your hard drive read and write speed and XP login speed.

Follow this thread if this does work for you so that others will know!!!

Hi,

This audio noise problem has been driving me crazy for years .... Besides a very quite hum - i also get mouse noise and noise when moving around windows .....
I have been digging along the route of my antec p150 case grounding and attachments between usb-mobo-and audio grounds ...

I have opened my device manager and on my third and last primary ide - the setting is "DMA if available" and the "current transfer mode" shows "not available" ....

Is this still a problem ?
What should i do ?


Thanks

 

[Yogev]

Great Work Guys.....I had the same problem with the M4A79T Deluxe MAinboard, I unplugged the case speaker and it just sounds awesome now.

Thank you all for your help

Rafael

Hi, sorry but im a bit of a noob regarding this ...

How do i unplug my case speaker ?
(I have a p150 antec case and p5b mobo - and a pci soundcard (actually 3 of them - but i also have this problem with just one ... 😉 )


I am nearig the point where i just cut the cable (in the 3 cable braid) that i hope leads to my p150 front audio jacks .... As i have read in other places that the problem is a common ground to the audio jacks, usb and mobo ....