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How do I know my PC is ASIO compatible and do I need it?

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Iyearn
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September 29, 08 5:10 PM (permalink)

How do I know my PC is ASIO compatible and do I need it?

Just wondering if a Dell 2.2 GHz Duo Core Processor with 500g and 2075 Ram with RealTek High Def sound card?

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    RE: How do I know my PC is ASIO compatible and do I need it? September 30, 08 7:25 AM (permalink)
    The ASIO drivers relate only to your soundcard, not the PC.

    I believe that there are only WDM drivers available for the realtek high def soundcards - there is a universal ASIO for WDM driver (ASIO4ALL), available here: http://www.asio4all.com/ but I can't comment on that as I've always used the ASIO drivers which come with my soundcard. Worth a try though if you're having latency issues (WDM drivers are typically not as low latency as ASIO ones).

    There's also another generic ASIO driver here: http://www.asio2ks.de/

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