See title. I've been having issues with the Realtek sound device/driver built-in on my new Windows 10 laptop, seeing as it seems to lag pretty heavily. While REAL helps with mitigating the issue, I feel that it isn't enough. (I did try installing Microsoft's own HD Audio driver, but while it worked better in terms of getting virtually no lag, I had some other kinda major issues with it on my end which forced me to go back to Realtek's own horrible driver.)
My Realtek card supports a minimum 480 samples (10 ms) for 48000 hz, and a minimum of 448 samples (10.1587 ms) for 44100 hz. I want to know if it'd be possible to somehow force the card to buffer on lower samples than even the read minimum.
You know what, nevermind. The issues I'm personally having with Realtek's sound driver are completely inherent to Realtek's drivers; REAL works as well as it can mitigating most of the issues I have with it.
See title. I've been having issues with the Realtek sound device/driver built-in on my new Windows 10 laptop, seeing as it seems to lag pretty heavily. While REAL helps with mitigating the issue, I feel that it isn't enough. (I did try installing Microsoft's own HD Audio driver, but while it worked better in terms of getting virtually no lag, I had some other kinda major issues with it on my end which forced me to go back to Realtek's own horrible driver.)
My Realtek card supports a minimum 480 samples (10 ms) for 48000 hz, and a minimum of 448 samples (10.1587 ms) for 44100 hz. I want to know if it'd be possible to somehow force the card to buffer on lower samples than even the read minimum.