Just one more add on, as I do use UAD, to lesson the load of plug ins,...but use other plug ins...and I see the spikes with the cpu happening over time just idol at times, for a few hours, as I set up the gear, and paying attention of that cpu meter in testing......not always happening...but is sometimes happening....It is a OS or application running in the background, yet I find no log of.
 
So..if this is going on...then why let it screw up my work flow?....If this cpu or processing can be done for Plug ins, it surely can be done for OS....Right?....Best way to do that, without another ms os system connection could be prudent in this,. tied just to get use of the cpu, might be a intelligent solution?....And would help sell more cpu's to add more cores to one system....one system having many cores...As Bob says works...might be a option we all can have, with what we already got....
 
In the hay day of the processor...when AMD came out with their own cpus...I think they had a adapter for the sockets you could add on to any board with certain socket in place....See, going backwards in time....wink...and then, we have today ,,video cards and such linking up to gain more of cpu processing....add on cards, more robust performance...
So yah...It can be done, and was done in past of yor...why is it not being done now to connect all if possible to do one task or many with selective processing today?....well Vienna, Yes, but it is running OS and app....again causing issues with IRQs and not full use of the cpu for XYZ...and the os is running the connections, and causing latency, especially on older systems.
 
And here again new boards with the BIOS FLASH without booting, and double bios chipsets...wow...chip burnt epromming ..os can be of some sort of dos or uefi..just to get the system checker to make sure all things tied to the Motherboard are working...cpu / memory..Powersupply) is all that is needed with some boards now a days to get things sort of working.....and able to flash the bios....is a way to perhaps gain access to that bliss some seek.....perhaps not?.....but thinking like that would give total if not most of that cpu, if possible to link through a port of calling....no interference of any irq interrupts via os interference ....in theory ....right?
 
That is what I am looking for to do.
 
I think I can build a burning test bed for eprom chip burning...or get one.
Not new techology...since Atari....and that is old tech still used today in some fashion...to burn bios and other chips with info.
 
So not lost in this yet processing....Can be done....surely simplified code by now? made to put into one chip or bios or memory local to run such a process without too much other devices being employed via the motherboards features (audio/nic/wi fi ports) or os...it can all be turned off..in bios...and just the cpu and or memory utilized in that conceptual thought.....If I am not mistaken.
 
Then it is coding the OS of the main system to allow the connection to other cpus through x port...or software...or drivers....to stop the conflicting process from occurring, that some people are having with audio and video with only one cpu in place and MS win running the mayhem....to my understanding is happening!
 
Anderton mentions MS core audio thingy is not as robust as the MACs....and that is why so many people are having issues?....I said he is using secret code to tell us all....Yah....so how can WE the PEOPLE, force it to come to be better....if they the makers of these closed systems (of such sorts) make it cheaper to gain or build upon what is already in hand?....This might be the way....A CARD ADD ON for MORE CPUs....or a link port.
 
Now I am sure Gibson, and Cakewalk, and Roland, and INTEL, Avid, and MS, and others being the consumer wanting blissful experiences, might want to develop together, to cut cost, and soup up the systems they already have, and to reduce the stuff going into the trash because of redundancy!
 
Ah Unions!...perhaps peace is possible through the machine as well?
 
 
Not going to hold my breath....But, this madness of virus and spy vs spy...and such, and run this protection crap, has to stop also!
 
If we are going to make things work...positive energy is necessary as input!
 
And the technology exists if...video and plug ins are doing it...why not the main boards and cpus on em?

Thanks Jim. It even sounds like too much bother, after reading this thread.
 
Michael

You're free to think and rant if you like, but obviously my PC will very likely cover all my studio needs. So, I don't see any need for me to bother with it.
That can bother you, if you like. I donate my old ones to Habitat, if that offers you any consolation.
Michael

Software runs on..."computers"...So how does one define the relevant forum or classification to put it in...?...if people are having drop outs latency issues, and crashes/freezing... with said software installed....a possible solution is with this method for all....not just me.....So hide it?...or expose it?...or make it so it is, takes a will to put up a solution that could solve for...with (look how many chimed in with solutions)(thanks), away, and say how to do....with Software, and os being used...(still not as I want it to be, or am thinking it could be)..I think it should stay, and be copied, not moved.....but that is my ranting muse to say....Your rule to do with as you please as moderator of the forum is your job...my job is to make people think of ways outside the box!....to get things done with what they have, or can afford....
 
cheers!
 

The solution to performance issues (glitches, high-latency, etc) isn't to add more (antiquated) hardware into the equation.   
 
If someone is having trouble with a single machine, adding multiple machines into the equation hardly seems like a logical simple solution.  It's increasing variables... and over-complicating the situation.
A DAW setup is like any other machine.
The more complicated you make it, the more likely something is to fail.
 
The solution to performance issues is a (reasonably current) well configured machine (parts, BIOS, configuration) paired with a rock-solid audio interface.  Get those things right... and there's no discussion about drop-outs, glitches, high-latency, etc.
 

Noel... or someone else with his OS/programming background would be more equipped to comment on this last statement.
 
BIOS stands for Basic Input Output Settings.
It's nothing like an OS.
 
All computers (including some hardware synths, tablets, phones, etc) use an OS.
 
To process audio, the audio has to be placed in a RAM buffer... and then processed using complex math.
The "satellite" computer/s would need instructions/provisions for doing this (aka an OS).
 
If you're old enough to remember the earliest PCs:
Until you loaded DOS (primitive OS by today's standards) from a floppy, the PC was a large useless machine.  
 

Hi. I was thinking. I have a MOTU card as ASIO card on the DAW. but I got a Rig Kontrol 4 I newer get to use because of ASIO limitation. What about syncing my DAW up to my Surface Pro and run Rig Kontrol and Guitar Rig on the Surface Pro?

i know. i have done that. and it Works Perfect. but i was checking out the input of my MOTU card vs the Rig Kontrol and there was a little differente in sound. and to get the RK sound i have to un connect my MOTU card to get output sound.
its strange that you can not use another card as an input in ASIO.