If you find that disabling your network card or some other device drops the latency a lot, then you probably have to reinstall the drivers with the latest from the manufacturer’s website. Basically, you want to see green bars like above and nothing in the red area up top. On the download page, they also have an entire explanation of how to use the program to figure out which device is causing the latency. It will help you figure out what is causing the latency, such as a network adapter. There is a cool program called DPC Latency Checker that monitors your computer’s performance in real time. When asked, select “Yes” and a confirmation window should appear indicating that the process has completed.You can disable it by right-clicking on the volume icon in the taskbar, choosing Recording Devices and then disabling the S/PDIF In or any other Line In port.ĭepending on your system, there could be a high latency affecting performance and thereby causing serious audio problems. Click on “High definition audio device” and then hit “Next”
You might see a list of available drivers. Now go for “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer”Ī window asking you to select the driver that you want to install for the device should now appear. Opt for “Browse my computer for driver software” Right click again and this time click on “Update driver software” Here, you should search for “Realtek High Definition Audio” under the list of audio device drivers.
Now go to the “Sound, video and game controllers” section. This method is to be used by users that have Realtek audio drivers on their computer.įire up the pop-menu above the start button by pressing “Windows key + X” Method 2: If you are using Realtek Audio (Card/Drivers)
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