Post by westinbrodey on Feb 27, 2018 5:57:04 GMT -6
Hey,
So it seems the Intel HD Graphics 630 is bottlenecked by the memory bandwidth available in single channel configuration and that is adding latency to memory operations related to audio processing resulting in audio dropouts. Note that hybrid graphics systems are also affected even when the preferred graphics processor is set to the discrete GPU because the Desktop Window Manager always runs on the Intel GPU and there is currently no way to change this either in the discrete graphic card's control software or in Windows 10 (Insider Preview Build which adds settings to control preferred graphics for certain programs).
Could this issue be mitigated somehow for systems with single-channel memory configuration so the audio dropouts don't occur?
Please help.
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:-
communities.intel.com/thread/122940
Financial Planning video
Thanks
So it seems the Intel HD Graphics 630 is bottlenecked by the memory bandwidth available in single channel configuration and that is adding latency to memory operations related to audio processing resulting in audio dropouts. Note that hybrid graphics systems are also affected even when the preferred graphics processor is set to the discrete GPU because the Desktop Window Manager always runs on the Intel GPU and there is currently no way to change this either in the discrete graphic card's control software or in Windows 10 (Insider Preview Build which adds settings to control preferred graphics for certain programs).
Could this issue be mitigated somehow for systems with single-channel memory configuration so the audio dropouts don't occur?
Please help.
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:-
communities.intel.com/thread/122940
Financial Planning video
Thanks