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Thanks again Valis, Gary and everyone else who have helped me on this most educating voyage into "how computers works today!" I've run memtest and system stress tests, and so far the conclusion is that this system works as it is supposed to within "normal" parameters. Now I know ...

I appreciate the support in these dark times :) The BIOS on this motherboard does not give me an option to toggle between RTC and HPET. Many years ago I learned my lesson, trying to make an AMD-based system work with SCOPE. Since then I've always build every system around the fact, that SCOPE both P...

why are you married to hardware that isn't working correctly? Well, Scope has always been a very tricky mistress to please - I've been with her for 18 years, so I know! I guess I was/am still just trying to please the lady. Divorcing her has crossed my mind, but I don't think I'm quite there yet. I...

I decided to start all over. Reset the Bios and do the recommended adjustment all over. Reinstalled Windows 10, Disabled the onboard audio drivers to avoid IRQ-conflicts, updated alle drivers and adjusted windows for most power hungry "best performance". Still getting pops

I did try that as well, unfortunately it made no difference

Well, the newest chipset/MEI-driver I can find on Asus's website, is older than the one that Windows has installed by default. The one that DUMo is poining at as the newest, I can't find on Intels website. The newest I can find on Intels website does not support my chipset (H81): https://downloadcen...

I ran Dumo and got this result:
I remember updating chipset drivers etc. years ago, but today I'm not sure what is right and important anymore?

Thanks again for helping out. Everything I can find (including the points on your list) are set to max, or no power management etc. Thanks for the scripts. Maybe I'm missing something, but I'm not sure I need to be able to shift between balanced and high performance modes, since this disk (ssd) is d...

Bios is updated to the latest version.

Thank you for helping me hunting down this problem it is very much appreciated! :) I ran the Latency check and it reported that I had some issues, and it made me focus on my GFX card. Searched the web for a solution and ended up finding out that the GFX was still throttling, so I did this: Set NVIDI...

Nope - that is something I am not familiar with, do you have a link to a guide on how to perform that test and what to look for?

Well, it seems to work better now, but I still get a few clicks from time to time.

You are right. I just checked my "trash" installation that I have running on a different HDD and the HD Audio seems to be the onboard. There's also a Scope card, but they aren't shown on the new installation since the driver hasn't been installed. I'll disable both HD audio audio controlle...

I guess this is where you suggest to look for IRQ-sharing? Conflicts-sharing.png No power is being drawn out of the ordinary: Fridge (it's on a different power group though), this computer. It is not the onboard sound that is sharing the IRQ of the XITE, it's one of my SCOPE PCI cards, but I haven't...

I'm only running Ableton, Scope and the task Manager while trying to hunt down this problem.

System sounds are set to none. I have been considering to disable the onboard soundcard completely, not sure if it will make any difference though.

OK - Thx for posting the PDF for me! I had already done the tricks and tips mentioned in the pdf though. The guides I've used to tune windows are these, but you are saying that all these tips make's no difference in order to avoid clicks and pops? https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/209071469...

The motherboard I'm using is an ASUS H81-plus - which was recommended or at least mentioned as an example that should work with the XITE by SonicCore. I have checked for IRQ-problems, there are none. UEFI BIOS is optimized using the "SCOPE" guidelines mentioned elsewhere. The installation ...

How to optimize windows 10 for Scope to avoid clicks and pops!? This time I'm gonna freaking do it: create an installation optimized for audio and SCOPE without clicks and pops, and once I get there, I'm gonna image that disk. So far I've reinstalled Windows 10, Scope 7.1 and Ableton Live and follow...

It is not exactly the same problem, but you might find this thread interesting:

https://forums.scopeusers.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=31242

Thank you very much