After changing my motherboard (From ASRock B85M Pro 4 to the ASRock B85M Pro 4 New Version) due to a power surge, I have been getting audio problems.
Every few minutes, my audio starts to experience static, stutters and crackling, similar to a poorly tuned radio. I can fix this temporarily by restarting my computer.
Usually this happens when I launch multiple programs which output audio (such as youtube + skype) However, once I close one of the programs, the poor audio continues.
It's not the headset, as the headset works perfectly fine on a windows 7 computer.
Not really sure what to do to fix this, so any solutions are accepted gratefully. I like to play rhythm games, and poor audio quality makes everything difficult.
System specs:
Windows 8.1
Intel i5-4570 @3.20GHz
8GB Kingston HyperX DDR3
Sapphire HD 7850 OC 2GB GDDR5
ASRock B85M Pro 4 New Version
Thank you!
Edit: I downloaded DPC Latency checker and LatencyMon, and have found that high latency is the cause of my audio problems.
The sys files giving high latency are: rspLLL64, dpclat_driver, storport, tcpip, dxgkrnl, wdf01000, ndis and ntoskrnl
I'm not sure how to disable these sys files, as they are not in the device manager.
Every few minutes, my audio starts to experience static, stutters and crackling, similar to a poorly tuned radio. I can fix this temporarily by restarting my computer.
Usually this happens when I launch multiple programs which output audio (such as youtube + skype) However, once I close one of the programs, the poor audio continues.
It's not the headset, as the headset works perfectly fine on a windows 7 computer.
Not really sure what to do to fix this, so any solutions are accepted gratefully. I like to play rhythm games, and poor audio quality makes everything difficult.
System specs:
Windows 8.1
Intel i5-4570 @3.20GHz
8GB Kingston HyperX DDR3
Sapphire HD 7850 OC 2GB GDDR5
ASRock B85M Pro 4 New Version
Thank you!
Edit: I downloaded DPC Latency checker and LatencyMon, and have found that high latency is the cause of my audio problems.
The sys files giving high latency are: rspLLL64, dpclat_driver, storport, tcpip, dxgkrnl, wdf01000, ndis and ntoskrnl
I'm not sure how to disable these sys files, as they are not in the device manager.
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