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4.0 and Sonar a dual core disaster... for me

Axiology

Active Member
:( 3.9 works fine on my AMD dual core machine, but 4.0 is a mass of pops, clicks and gravel. Nothing I do seems to help. It's the same in Sonar 4.03, 4.04 and 5. I've tried everything I can think of, changing PCI slots, PCI and buffer settings on the UAD configuration(reseting the Sonar audio engine with each change), DMA buffer settings for the Delta 1010, different delta 1010 drivers, Sonar latency and wave profiler and probably a few more things I can't think of right now. Seems to me 3.9 supports dual core but 4.0 does not......
Anyone got any ideas?

thanks
 

erlijohn

Member
Im sorry to say it, but I have exactly the same experience

Ny Setup:
Mosherboard: ASUS P5AD2-E
Memory: Crucial DDR2 PC 3200, 1Gb
Graphic card: ASUS EN 6600 GeForce 6600 PCI-EXPRESS
Processor: Pentium 4 630 3.0 GHz
UAD-1 v4
ONYX FireWire and ONYX 1620 Mixer
Software: SONAR 5PE and SoundForge 8.0
OS: Win XP SP 2 with FireWire-fix and hyperthreading hotfix
 

erlijohn

Member
But I have found a solution I can live with while I'm waiting for an optimal solution: Turn off hyperthreading or turn off fastbounce when you freeze tracks or bounce tracks or export audio...
 
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