i said nothing

 

I already disabled everything on audio options on this, but only unninstalling the nvidia driver works

Its strange because desabling Nvidia drivers goes away with the latency

 

Since DPC latency is caused by drivers acting up, then that probably means your chipset drivers are fine in this regard. FWIW I've never seen chipset drivers cause DPC problems.

 

So should I change for amd?

 

Well, based on the previous thread, and this thread aswell, it looks like the Nvidia driver is the culprit. Especially since disabling the NV driver fixes the issue.

So if you have a chance to test a different card it is probably worth it. Can you get an AMD from a place that has a return policy?

 

Yeah, sure, I will get an rx 580 for $150 soon as I get more $20, after that I pretend to update the threads about the results, thanks for the help

 

Errr, good luck finding one at that price lol. Don't mean to sound ominous but currently the cheapest new RX 580 should be around 550 euros. And to think i got a RX580 Saphire Nitro+ hardly used just like brand new a year ago from a friend for 100 euros.
But at the same time i rejected buying a RTX 3070 for my birthday a few months back (November 1st) for 780 euros and now it sells for 1400 cheapest, if you can find one that is
To those who are optimistic about prices falling in the summer, i can only say they won't, at least not this year, i would suggest grab anything you can find in a decent -for your wallet- price.
Cheers

 

Words of Truth right there! From yoda they are.

 

@Kuuhaku Have you tried older Nvidia drivers? Test the different versions going back one at time.

 

For Nvidia you should be using a Quadro series card at a minimum. 1GB or 2GB model will suffice for music production. Drivers still being updated for older Quadro cards.

RX 580 would be the way to go for AMD. If you want an AMD workstation card (similar to Quadro), look at the Radeon Pro WX series.

 

I found myself on this situation, the best deal I could get rn is a r9 380 for 125U$D
Found a new rx 580 for 350 U$D too, but I have only 200 now

 

Im not looking for nvidia anymore because I dont think I can find an Quadro for a decent price (at least I think) but if you have any suggestions, please tell me haha

 

Yaay! No solution yet, after 15min I get audio pops and glitches dont matter what buffersize I choose, they come in 16 and all up 2048, literally no way to getting rid of it, to stop the pops I just select another buffersize (bigger or smaller, again, ir dosent matter) and it acts like a "refresh" for god-knows-why

 

If you go to Dell or HP sites, you will see their branded version of workstation cards from AMD (Pro WX )& NVidia (Quadro).

A 1GB WX or Quadro can be found for less than $150 U.S. usually. Before the big price bump a Dell Radeon Pro WX 2100 could be found for $114 U.S. $159 CDN.

 

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DPC monitoring is like Cinebench. Run once, run twice. Reboot, and run.
3 different scores.
It's the same with DPC latency monitor. Sometimes gets higher, sometimes low. DPC is way to sensitive to any system momentary spikes which may never happen in your DAW's processing. It makes no sense because Windows will most likely do background maintenance when the activity threshold falls below certain level. You may easily fall in to a trap of a blunt monitoring tool not being aware of the system's workflow therefore giving wrong values. The whole premise of DPC monitor seems to be blunt and dumb for modern systems.
This tool can be useful in extreme circumstances. Like, when a service gets stuck in loop using too much RAM or CPU cycles. But you don't need DPC tool for that. Task manager is good enough to figure these situations.

 

Thats a nice point! Thanks for sharing it