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In Reply to: Re: Clicks and pops, I finally found a solution for Foobar playback in Windows posted by Jim F. on December 26, 2006 at 09:04:05:
It may not be strictly the hardware is better, but the chipset drivers for the CPU/chipseets etc. For instance, the nForce drivers do affect the way services are prioritized and latency. It's a crap shoot whether you get a winning combination or not, there are just too many variables. Fiddling with services has a good chance of working if you have the skill and patience, as you are then affecting the stacking and latency of the whole system.
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