A system optimizer for Win10. Anybody know anything about this? Or another, called Fidelizer? Will these things optimize a machine to work with a DAW? Or are they just useful for streaming applications?

its aimed more towards windows media and streaming. I cant really see the necessity or productivity for DAW users.

Wow the best digital sound from a computer system ever.  I read nothing about speakers or amps.  Then they may have used headphones. 

chuckebaby
its aimed more towards windows media and streaming. I cant really see the necessity or productivity for DAW users.

the same might have been said about bluetooth until recently?
here's a link at least http://www.highend-audiop.com/audiophile-optimizer
you've got 14 days to decide!

John
Wow the best digital sound from a computer system ever.  I read nothing about speakers or amps.  Then they may have used headphones. 

well a lot of use are restricted to headphones, plus it takes out the whole amp/speakers hoo-har

Thanks for replies.
 
From what I've read so far, the author's primary focus is on sound quality. I'm far from an audiophile. What interests me is that the main function of the script is to shut down all of those background processes that sap resources and cpu time, and cause the kind of lockups and crashes that are most difficult to diagnose, being as Windows isn't doing anything wrong, so nothing is reported to event loggers.
 
Additional thoughts, in general and from that perspective?

pwalpwal

chuckebaby
its aimed more towards windows media and streaming. I cant really see the necessity or productivity for DAW users.

the same might have been said about bluetooth until recently?
here's a link at least http://www.highend-audiop.com/audiophile-optimizer
you've got 14 days to decide!

you seem to be more interested in it more than I. Im perfectly happy with my set up.
Same with Bluetooth. Do you know anyone actually taking advantage of this ?
 
And while I agree many are restricted to using headphones but only because they choose to.
Weather that be for purposes such as  late night mixing, not enough money to purchase a cheap set of monitors.
But anyone doing any serious (professional) type of work..does not use headphones unless they are checking, doing reference, phase issues.
Any professional work is done with monitors and preferably in a treated room.

pwalpwal

John
Wow the best digital sound from a computer system ever.  I read nothing about speakers or amps.  Then they may have used headphones. 

well a lot of use are restricted to headphones, plus it takes out the whole amp/speakers hoo-har

An audiophile is not going to be content with headphones alone. The only exception could be binaural reproduction.   

John

pwalpwal

John
Wow the best digital sound from a computer system ever.  I read nothing about speakers or amps.  Then they may have used headphones. 

well a lot of use are restricted to headphones, plus it takes out the whole amp/speakers hoo-har

An audiophile is not going to be content with headphones alone. The only exception could be binaural reproduction.   

yeah but an audiophile doesn't necessarily have the moolah to sort the room acoustics, faking it on headphones is much more convenient/do-able

chuckebaby

pwalpwal

chuckebaby
its aimed more towards windows media and streaming. I cant really see the necessity or productivity for DAW users.

the same might have been said about bluetooth until recently?
here's a link at least http://www.highend-audiop.com/audiophile-optimizer
you've got 14 days to decide!

you seem to be more interested in it more than I. Im perfectly happy with my set up.
Same with Bluetooth. Do you know anyone actually taking advantage of this ?
 

cakewalk are busy implementing bluetooth over whatever-driver as we speak, so i'm assuming they know anyone who might