Re: Kxstudio RT kernel vs low latency

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~ Russell

> On Jul 24, 2014, at 12:38 PM, Len Ovens <len@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
>> On Thu, 24 Jul 2014, Russell Hanaghan wrote:
>> 
>> Is anyone achieving significant audio latency gains or xrun stability using a RT kernel with Kxstudio or similar Ubuntu studio distro's?
>> 
>> If so, which kernel / where /do I gotta roll my own?
> 
> To be honest, I don't know how I could see a difference. I am running lowlatency right now and see no xruns at all with .6ms latency no matter how much I have running. Concidering the audio card has a 1ms latency to add to that... There is nothing to gain by going lower.

Wow! Pci(e)? USB? Fw? What IZ interface? That's a lot better than I'm getting. What is your rig/desktop?
> 
> To be honest, hardware, bios and system settings have more to do with things than the kernel. For example, I do not think a RT kernel will make any difference to a machine running hyperthreading or ondemand, both will make for higher latencies for stable operation.
> 
I hear you... I look briefly thru those to look for snares such as irq piling. The bios in this old Vaio is about a useful as a chocolate teapot! But I set CPU to performance in user spc (I think...) nowhere to deal with hyper. I don't think this dual core has it actually. 

> The second thing to remember is that multicore CPUs have changed the way lowlatency can ....

Could I trouble you to elaborate on last paragraph a little?? 

Thnks all for sharing!

R
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